Author: Xiao Jinlong
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Derrida is one of the most important philosophers in contemporary Western philosophy. His deconstructionism has been the foundation of Western postmodern philosophy since the 1960s and has had a profound impact on the entire humanities. This book explores the intellectual nature of deconstructionism. The author examines the characteristics of deconstructionism from the Jewish background of Derrida himself, opening up a new perspective for the study of deconstructionism from a unique cultural angle. The book is divided into three chapters: upper, middle, and lower, with a rigorous structure, strict logic, clear reasoning, and unique viewpoints, making it a significant work in Derrida studies.
Derrida's Deconstruction Theory: The Nature of Thought: A Cultural Perspective: A Cultural Perspective
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