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| The many answers to "What is
deconstruction?" |
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"a way of doing philosophy" |
| "the latest fashion in literary
theory" |
"a way of reading theoretical
texts" |
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"a positive device for making
trouble" |
| "a traumatic response to
philosophical certainties" |
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| "an ancient error of skepticism
and irrationalism" |
"a repetition of dead-end themes in
German idealism" |
| "a quasi-transcendentalism" |
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| "an ethical response to
conceptual complacency" |
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"a needless and frivolous
hermeticism" |
| "a sustained assault on the
Western philosophical tradition" |
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| Source: Collins, J & Mayblin, B.
(1996). Introducing Derrida. Penguin Group, Penguin Books
Ltd.
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| I don't know much about these two
authors but their book is quite Derridian--"comic-of
sorts"
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| Fuzzification! |
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Play |
| "Sense"-less-ness |
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Art thou art! |
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| Me! |
| I don't know much about me either. |
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| "...turn dialogue into
monologue" |
| "...the death of objective
truth" |
| "...the author is trying to break
into the house of our mind with his ideas. How dare we close the
door, and substitute our ideas, our beliefs, for his?" |
| "...the philosophy of Hell" |
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| Kreeft, P. (1993). Christianity for
modern pagans. San Francisco: Ignatius Press |
| Professor of philosophy at Boston
College. |
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