... metaphysics of relations nature and culture John Poinsot (John of St Thomas) Augustine C. S. Peirce formal signs Jacques Derrida We have a divine trinity of object, interpretant and ground. . . . In many respects this trinity agrees with the Christian trinity; indeed I am not aware...

... to lie a function of their capacity for speech? And is there a difference between pretending and pretending to pretend? The discussion follows Jacques Derrida in concluding that at least one difference between human and nonhuman animals is that “animals may be capable of deception, but man is the self...

... of Jacques Derrida, and on one particular example of how a certain kind of deconstructive reading has been practised on the Bible. Barth Karl texts Webster John author hermeneutics general and special illocutionary act Wolterstorff Nicholas New Criticism structuralism Beardsley Monroe Childs B S...

... and detailed, but also that their understanding of those texts was central to their theoretical projects and the debates that animated them. Moreover, they are engaged in a complex multifaceted dialogue concerning these texts, both with themselves and with their male counterparts, most notably Jacques Derrida...

... Realist novel diary author œuvre fiction novel André Gide Les Faux-monnayeurs Le Journal des faux-monnayeurs supplement Jacques Derrida Thirty years after the publication of Paludes, in a radically changed literary landscape (to which I shall return), Gide published two works...

...In the years after 1980, with rapid social change in sexual and political mores, Hamlet came more and more to be a text reflecting the new age of anxiety and social conflict. The poststructural method in criticism of Jacques Derrida and Michel Foucault found the play a fertile...

... of metanarratives, foundationalism, and essentialism. Going against the received epistemologies, postmodernism challenged the goal of producing universal knowledge and searching for determinate structural identities. Postmodernism derives its staying power from the anti-foundational philosophies of Jacques Derrida...

...This chapter describes the quotation, ‘Not now’ in three different cryptic instances. The first one is David McKee's Not Now, Bernard. It is an example of that impossible genre called ‘children's literature’, a genre not especially linked with the work of Jacques Derrida, despite...

... Mary Rowlandson Charles Sanders Peirce Jacques Derrida Calvinism Yesterday night, at fifteen minutes after eight, my little Waldo ended his life. ralph waldo emerson, journals, january 28, 1842 It seems as if I ought to call upon the winds to describe my...

...Charles S. Peirce declares that the individual amounts to no more than a “negation.” In this chapter, that remark triggers a comparison of Peirce’s semiotics to Jacques Derrida’s deconstruction and Niklas Luhmann’s social systems theory. In all three cases it is argued that humanist presumptions...

... Nietzsche Friedrich Celan Paul Joyce James Husserl Edmund Nancy Jean Luc Blanchot Maurice Rousseau Jean Jacques Carroll Lewis Charles Lutwidge Dodgson Jacques Derrida late goal seminar Derrida is always late, en retard, the late Derrida. This is not because he was habitually late...

... Gadamer Hans Georg Brault Pascale Anne Naas Michael Danaids Granel Gérard Sisyphus Nancy Jean Luc Rousseau Jean Jacques Warminski Andrjez Aristotle Nietzsche Friedrich Thomas Henri Marx Karl Jacques Derrida death legacy reste Literature remains a remainder [reste un reste...

... Alphono Nancy Jean Luc Lignes Abraham Isaac Kierkegaard Søren Genesis Leibniz Gottfried Benjamin Walter Spiegel Der Gide André Melville Hermann Jacques Derrida third institution counter-institution Simon Morgan Wortham's admirably penetrating and comprehensive Counter-institutions...

... Philipp Friedrich von Hardenberg Judges Daisy Bronzino Agnolo di Cosimo Kafka Franz Pontormo Jacopo Titian Tiziano Vecelli Abraham Kabbalah Midrash Augustine St Guéroult Martial Kierkegaard Søren Le Monde de l'éducation Spire Antoine Torah Jacques Derrida touching Le toucher Jean-Luc...

...This chapter examines Jacques Derrida's interpretation of Ferdinand de Saussure's linguistic ideas. It explains that Derrida considered Saussure as one of the founders of modern linguistics and as one of the culprits responsible for perpetuating an ancient, ethnocentric and flawed view...

... state of exception ipseity scorer’s table selfness The event The Sports Event Philosophy and the Sports Event Ron Artest Eric Cantona Zinedine Zidane Alain Badiou Gilles Deleuze Jacques Derrida When speaking of a voyou, one is calling to order; one has begun to denounce a suspect...

...This chapter addresses the early reception of Jacques Derrida's work by literary critics. It also belongs to a period at which Derrida's ‘deconstructions’ of texts by Ferdinand de Saussure, Claude Lévi-Strauss, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Plato, G. W. F. Hegel, J. L. Austin and other philosophers...

...This chapter was written for French publication: a contribution to an issue of Cahiers de l'Herne dedicated to Jacques Derrida. Derrida is hard to follow. There must be very few readers of Derrida who have not said to themselves while engaged with a work of his: this is hard...