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Vor 4 Tagen · Derrida: Deconstruction etc. Today, we plunge into the depths of Derridean thought. Jacques Derrida, a luminary in French philosophy, is renowned for developing deconstruction—a form of semiotic analysis that dissects and subverts traditional structures of meaning.
8. Mai 2024 · We argue that Derrida reveals the necessity of troubling established legitimate inheritances as an ethical and political first principle. As such, we argue that Derrida’s reading of Marx is not just one faithful reading among others, but an indifference to the paradigm of fealty in inheritance.
8. Mai 2024 · In the following, I consider Derrida’s relation to the International Parliament of Writers (IPW) as a supplementary institution from which examination of this problematic might be situated in light of alternative traditions predicated on hospitality, and on sheltering the other as a practice inextricable from a “frank concept of truth.” I also consider the emergent possibilities this ...
7. Mai 2024 · Lyotard, Foucault, and Derrida are just three of the “founding fathers” of postmodernism but their ideas share common themes with other influential “theorists” and were taken up by later postmodernists who applied them to an increasingly diverse range of disciplines within the social sciences and humanities. We’ve seen that this includes an intense sensitivity to language on the ...
8. Mai 2024 · Broadly conceived, for Derrida ideas of justice in relation to truth and sincerity are necessary to communication, though they can never be realised in full, and this gets to the heart of deconstructive ethics. The tension between necessary ideals and their necessary impossibility is one way of understanding deconstruction.
22. Mai 2024 · 1. INTRODUCTION. Not many countries can claim that a world-famous philosopher has read and commented on the text of their constitution. Jacques Derrida did so in respect of the South African Constitution in the recently published Perjury & Pardon seminars, specifically in volume II.
23. Mai 2024 · Differance is a French word coined by the French philosopher and deconstructionist, Jacques Derrida. The word is a play on several other words that illustrate Derrida’s meaning. The concept of differance is a complex theory that tries to illuminate the way words are used and how their specific meaning is derived.
