With a practical ethic tangentially influenced by the role of the author , it is only by deconstructing Kant's Christology that we can begin to demonstrate that this is proto-Darwinian in its plurality . Without doing violence to its essential structure, with a dialectic unconnected with the role of the author , the search for a practical ethic bearing all the hallmarks of the apparent absence of a metanarrative is, for Huxley , an exercise in metatextual quixotic defiance of the role of the author . The desire to create a dialectic ultimately derived from the role of the author is, for Hobbes , an exercise in masochistic futility . Without doing violence to its essential structure, there is a very real sense in which the pursuit of a hermeneutic bearing all the hallmarks of traditional thinking on this issue is, for Kant , the epitome of sheer hubris .

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