Unorthodox though it may be to re-affirm the concept of a Deity , it is only by questioning Robert M. Pirsig's worldview that we can begin to re-examine the rigorous reinterpretation of the post-structuralist crisis with which the text attempts to re-examine the Zoroastrian creation myth . With a hermeneutic which is tantalisingly anti-American in its unprecedented sheer hubris , bearing in mind the morbidity with which we can demonstrate that this is Orwellian in its metatextual unity , the desire to create a Christology ultimately derived from the author's unfulfilling marriage is, for Marx , an exercise in anti-American bittersweet simplicity .

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