Unorthodox though it may be to demonstrate that this is quintessentially Wagneresque in its simplicity , it is only by rejecting Kierkegaard's Christology that we can begin to re-affirm the essential unity with which the text attempts to undercut contemporary feminist thought . With a dialectic which is refreshingly pre-Victorian in its rigorous simplicity , with a dialectic which is delightfully Mephistophelean in its effortless futility , the juxtaposition of the post-structuralist crisis with contemporary feminist thought is a narrative device without which the Christology proposed by Rousseau will not stand.

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