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self-scrutiny

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See: introspection


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Indeed, in his anxiety over sin and a discernible need for divine reassurance, Kierkegaard can be regarded as the modern inheritor of the scrupulous self-scrutiny of Luther: struggling, through the dark clouds of melancholy and despair, with self and God in the spiritual crucible of Anfechtung (see Podmore, 2006).
In this age of doubt, uncertainty and self-scrutiny for women, men are allowed to get away with physical disintegration.
Also "[i]ntegral" to the regulatory scheme is "an effective process for self-scrutiny, manifest[ed] most prominently in the medical peer review process.
 
 
 
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