> Donal McEvoy wrote Now, how many didn't get it? Robert Paul, waking from a drugged sleep Doesn't this canvass simply rehash the wearisome poststructuralist argument against so-called "logocentrism," that there is no stability to a text, that everything refers to everything without a foundational center, that the order of the signified depends on variations in the signifier, collapsing all binaries, and yielding a suspicion of established intellectual categories and a skepticism about the possibility of (1) playing the game of deconstruction well enough so that another Sophist will be unable to deconstruct your text, (2) having a satisfying love life, and (3) not being bald, French, or both?