Tag: deconstruction
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Threshold Approaches: Michael Naas, Hospitality, and Derrida’s ‘Not Quite Method’
by Joe Larios
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The Memory of the World, by Ted Toadvine
Reviewed by Timothy Clark
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Is a Derridean Critique of Generative AI Possible? Writing Machines and Logocentrism without Subject
by Víctor Betriu Yáñez
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Virality Vitality, by Jonathan Basile
Reviewed by Ian James
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Lived Experience Testimony and Engaged Intellectuals
by Naomi Waltham-Smith
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The University in Deconstruction, an Interview with Peggy Kamuf and Samuel Weber
Interviewed by Jonathan Basile
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Frontiers, Sovereignty, and the Politics of/in Trieb
by Nisarg Patel
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Poetics and the Gift, by Adam Rosenthal
Reviewed by Nora Fulton
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The Traces of Jacques Derrida’s Cinema, by Timothy Holland
Reviewed by Arzu KaradumanHolland’s new book examines the history and present of deconstruction and film theory, including a chapter on Derrida and David Lynch