| Above all, the author succeeds in revising the portrayal of Lutheranism as a quietistic movement without much impact on modernity. |
| There was nothing passive or quietistic about Merton's life and writings. |
| Site specificity was a form of institutional critique that exposed an apparent bias of galleries and museums in favour of portable quietistic works. |
| In fact, what I see is a reliance of the great ethical hero Bonhoeffer on the quietistic, depressive Augustinian monk Luther. |
| Stilwell's conception of pluralism is in this sense not one of autarkic paradigms lying side-by-side in quietistic contemplation. |
