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not only to understand what [was] non-European but also to control and manipulate what was manifestly different," (8) and he continues over the span of the book to argue assiduously and encyclopedically how representation is inseparable not only from control and manipulation, but, in sum, from assertions and exertions of authority itself. An encyclopedically productive polymath whose thought changed importantly over the expanse of a long and tumultuous career, Melanchthon is a difficult figure to grasp whole. Suppose you wanted to drain the life out of an antique Muslim scripture that encyclopedically lists the varieties of human eroticism. |
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