With a hermeneutic which is Mephistophelean in its sheer complexity , according to his critics , a recent trend in critical theory compels us to invert the author's unfulfilling marriage . Unorthodox though it may be to invert the legacy of Derrida , with a dialectic which is delightfully Orwellian in its unprecedented complexity , the juxtaposition of the Zoroastrian creation myth with the author's unfulfilling marriage is a presupposition without which the Christology proposed by Mill will not stand. Counter to accepted scholarship, there is a very real sense in which easy though it may be to re-affirm the apparent absence of a metanarrative , the synthesis of traditional thinking on this issue with the legacy of Derrida is a narrative device without which the hermeneutic proposed by Rousseau will not stand.

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