Fielding Derrida
Philosophy, Literary Criticism, History, and the Work of Deconstruction
Series: Perspectives in Continental Philosophy;
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Product details:
- Publisher Fordham University Press
- Date of Publication 15 October 2008
- Number of Volumes Print PDF
- ISBN 9780823229475
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages300 pages
- Size 228x152 mm
- Weight 422 g
- Language English 0
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Short description:
How are we to interpret Jacques Derrida?s writings now, after so much commentary has been devoted to his thought and his own astonishing productivity has come to an end? In this groundbreaking book, Joshua
Kates extends his earlier contextualizing of Derrida?s work in relation to Husserl by arguing that we must begin from a frame different from that provided by Derrida himself. His work must be inserted into already
existing fields, thus ?fielding Derrida.?
By placing Derrida?s texts in the context of broader fields (such as interpretations of modernity and analytic philosophy of language), Kates captures Derrida?s stances with a new concreteness and an unprecedented
scope, forging links to vital debates across the humanities today.
Long description:
How are we to interpret Jacques Derrida?s writings now, after so much commentary has been devoted to his thought and his own astonishing productivity has come to an end? In this groundbreaking book, Joshua
Kates extends his earlier contextualizing of Derrida?s work in relation to Husserl by arguing that we must begin from a frame different from that provided by Derrida himself. His work must be inserted into already
existing fields, thus ?fielding Derrida.?
By placing Derrida?s texts in the context of broader fields (such as interpretations of modernity and analytic philosophy of language), Kates captures Derrida?s stances with a new concreteness and an unprecedented
scope, forging links to vital debates across the humanities today.
