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2019
This contribution addresses issues of interpretation and translation in Derrida’s reading of Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice in relation to the supposed opposition of the letter and the spirit of the law. Rather than supporting a supersession of the law’s letter in favor of its spirit and advocating a sublation of the law by means of mercy, as a ...
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This contribution addresses issues of interpretation and translation in Derrida’s reading of Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice in relation to the supposed opposition of the letter and the spirit of the law. Rather than supporting a supersession of the law’s letter in favor of its spirit and advocating a sublation of the law by means of mercy, as a ...
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2011
Abstract Jacques Derrida (1930–2004) remains one of the most controversial philosophers of the 20th century. Accused of obscurantism and nihilism, yet celebrated as profoundly original, his work has provoked both fierce hostility and devoted following. The book clarifies Derrida’s project by showing how ‘deconstruction’ emerges from a
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Abstract Jacques Derrida (1930–2004) remains one of the most controversial philosophers of the 20th century. Accused of obscurantism and nihilism, yet celebrated as profoundly original, his work has provoked both fierce hostility and devoted following. The book clarifies Derrida’s project by showing how ‘deconstruction’ emerges from a
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2003
À la différence de bien d’autres philosophes français de la seconde moitié du 20ème siècle, au premier rang desquels on trouverait Deleuze, Derrida parle très peu de Spinoza. Nous essayons cependant de montrer ici la proximité profonde entre les deux philosophes, parce qu’ils ont en Descartes, et en tout ce qu’il incarne (transparence de la conscience,
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À la différence de bien d’autres philosophes français de la seconde moitié du 20ème siècle, au premier rang desquels on trouverait Deleuze, Derrida parle très peu de Spinoza. Nous essayons cependant de montrer ici la proximité profonde entre les deux philosophes, parce qu’ils ont en Descartes, et en tout ce qu’il incarne (transparence de la conscience,
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