The Collapse of the Religious Hieroglyph: Typology and Natural Language in Herbert and Bacon

Abstract

Because rationalism and logocentrism have no eternal political essences, … they can be put to different political uses in different historical contexts. This is not to say that epistemological claims (or literary styles, or any other symbolic structures) are ideology-free and impervious to ideological analysis, only that the relation between the epistemological claim or other symbolic structure and the interests it serves is a contextual one that can change as the historical context changes.Oscar Kenshur, “(Avoidable) Snares and Avoidable Muddles”

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