Anybody claiming to be a rational being in pursuit of a central set of "values" of any sort (truth, beauty, reason, "universality," human rights, etc.) coupled with a sense of obligation to other people has a "god" in the back of his or her mind somewhere. Whether you mobilize these concerns in a particular figure (God, milk, J.D. Salinger) or religious tradition, you are still operating by virture of the transcendental signified. "one always inhabits [a structure], and all the more when one does not suspect it." -- Matt Kozusko mkozusko@parallel.park.uga.edu