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128) In the aichemical frame of reference, Beroalde is taking up the role of the positivistic scientist providing the empirical evidence of geography to account for how such disparate elements properly sifted by political sublimations could result in the isolation of the rarest of products otherwise known as independence. She allows Teresa to speak, she takes seriously the saint's self-understanding that she has had deep spiritual experiences, and she never explains Teresa's writings as mere erotic sublimations (although there is a deep strain of the erotic in her writing) or some sort of psychological construct. In some cases the sublimations were psychologically powerful and led to psychosomatic manifestations, like the growing of fleshly wedding rings in the hands. |
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