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Very Short Introductions: Brilliant, Sharp, Inspiring
Jacques Derrida had a major influence on 20th century philosophy and the idea of postmodernism. Challenging some of the deepest assumptions of the Western philosophical tradition, he is most renowned-or condemned-for his engagement with the movement that he called 'deconstruction.'
In this Very Short Introduction, Simon Glendinning explores both the difficulty and significance of the work of Derrida. Glendinning provides a clear sense of the centrality of Derrida's interest in Europe and his relationship to philosophy, to religious history, and to modern democratic politics.
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Contents
Acknowledgements
1: A picture of Derrida
2: Misunderestimating Derrida
3: Reading the logocentric heritage
4: The turn to writing
5: Différance
6: Iterability
7: The turn to politics
8: Man and animal
9: Starting over
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