among shusterman's achievements in the theory of interpretation, there are also the accounts of literary criticism he created in his earlier, analytic period, as well as his pragmatist arguments against interpretational intentionalism and his genealogical critique of deconstructionist (harold bloom's, jonathan culler's), analytic (joseph margolis') and neo-pragmatist (richard rorty's, stanley fish's, walter benn michaels and steven knapp's) literary theories which, as he claims, are all governed at their core by an ideology of professionalism.