Lyrically, "A Deeper Understanding" is a record about self-interrogation.
Therefore, purposeful self-interrogation is the second essential step in this process.
By and large, however, Orenstein's reflexive self-interrogation is a good match for her material.
This kind of self-interrogation ends up with numerous arguments on either side of the ledger.
As he flees across Europe, Conrad's inner voice echoes his wife's remorseful self-interrogation.
One does not always want to be subject to self-interrogation imposed by a cliché.
Fortunately there has been a strong strain of self-interrogation in much recent nature writing.
Purposeful self-interrogation for oral historians should be done in three stages: before, during, and after the interview.
"Religious Liberalism and Ecumenical Self-Interrogation," in Leigh Schmidt and Sally Promey, eds., American Religious Liberalism (Indiana University Press, 2012), 374-387.
The French have a word for the disposition to look insecurely inward, to be preoccupied with self-interrogation: nombrilisme — "navel-gazing".
And there will have to be some even harder self-interrogation by the Islamic radicals, the people who wish to turn back to the foundations of their faith.
