Unexpected solidarities: The case for permeability of cultures

In his syncretic theory of fiction CA argues that suppressing the referential to the basic condition of " necessary and sufficient" while finely tuning the injunctive and elevating emotive and poetic functions would secure a viable stylistic matrix in any given artifact (see the " fountain of youth" example). Perhaps. But isn't it too formulaic, too prescriptive, and entirely oblivious of a cultural paradigm? We obviously favor LB- Troheu, nu trofeu! - and his staunch belief in the cultural persuasion of unexpected, immediate, inherent or unrequited solidarities; his inclination towards abyssal noesis (sic!) and unguarded view on the permeability of cultures, as such: