Cognition as Originary Memory

It's not so directly political, although it gets very political indirectly near the end, but I though it might be of some interest.

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I'll speak with Eric about the layout--it also has no way to log in from the front page--you have to go to comment, which asks you to log in.

I don't know anything about freemasonry (other than the fact that it often gets coupled with the Jews), but I think I understand your question. Yes, any social and political theory will have to be "idiomatic." The passage you quote certainly implies the need for new forms of writing. (Some of the discussions on the importance of "naming" point to this.) I have actually come across a new way of framing all this, and I'll be writing up a preliminary post on it fairly soon--then I'll have to do a bit of reading.