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| Interweaving the narrative with a young mother
searching for meaning and an entomologist whose rationalist diligence
leads to the discovery of a new species of moth, Mettler adumbrates an
underlying theme in all of his work: the search, as he puts it, for a
"balance between intellect and intuition, order and chaos, action
and perception. In its
proleptic fulfillment of redemption the Jewish People adumbrates a
fundamental lack or abyss; it collapses past and future into the present
instant and empties reality of its being. This extended biblical sermon, aside from
offering textual substance, adumbrates a method of communication that
was utilized extensively during the American founding. |
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