An Exercise in Hermeneutics

From the text of An Exercise in Hermeneutics...

⚫ "I: [reading from passage]. 'Naturalist critics affirm that temporalist prejudices exits, and that their conditionality on setting overrides any connotation prescribed onto them by post-naturalists; shame on them for displaced magnanimity. Temporality itself cannot escape the confines of naturalist thought, and evidence from a wide array of sample sources, including from underdeveloped American communities, as well as from a Maritidian analysis of pre-modern minority-based theatrical tradition, suggests that contemporary moral orientations have pervaded the human condition throughout space and time. Fundamental and archetypal quandaries plague any human culture by nature of the culture's parturition; so, the time we live in is the only time that has always been, as far as the human cognition must see it.'"

S: Beautiful words, strung together.

P: [definitively] Interesting. Adam has once again attacked empathy and instituted a codified modernist stronghold onto the interpretation of the past."