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On the contrary, it was a distinctive way of studying, interiorizing, and communicating that tradition that situated Sufis not as "spirit-filled radicals," but as "fierce upholders of the emerging moral and legal order" (p.

Given these actions are partially interior, at the most basic level there must be a separation from what is outside--a barrier with the necessary material for life to function on the inside: an interiorizing subject.

Folding, in this sense, refers to a process of trying to capture and contain the traumatic event by interiorizing its ungraspable and inexpressible elements within a specific context.

A renaissance always accompanies an earthquake in sensibility: it is the outer manifestation of interiorizing a technology.

This can be accomplished by interiorizing the Beatitudes and following the way of the cross.

Interiorizing disease within the nation by defining it as proper to spaces of difference, the colonial mindset persists in the spaces created by quarantines.