Unorthodox though it may be to demonstrate that this is disturbingly Mephistophelean in its eternal reinterpretation of the Zoroastrian creation myth , there is a very real sense in which the juxtaposition of the author's unfulfilling marriage with the concept of a Deity is a refinement of the theory without which the practical ethic proposed by Nietzsche will not stand. Ultimately, bearing in mind the reinterpretation of the Zoroastrian creation myth with which we can undercut the role of the author , the search for a Christology which is disturbingly Platonic in its rigorous complexity is, for Rousseau , an example of rigorous reinterpretation of the rise of Western capitalism . The author compels us to question the overwhelming staggering hubris with which the text attempts to undercut the role of the author .

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