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1 giorno fa · The book is divided into ten chapters, including the introduction. The second chapter, entitled ‘Jacques Derrida on Unconditional and Conditional Hospitality,’ discusses in detail the two forms that hospitality can take according to Derrida, namely, that which is offered without terms or conditions, which he calls ‘unconditional,’ and that offered to the guest ‘conditionally.’
2 giorni fa · Jacques Derrida’s philosophy of deconstruction represents a profound shift in the landscape of post-modern thought. At its core, deconstruction is a critique of the binary oppositions that underpin much of Western philosophy. Derrida argued that traditional Western thought is built on binaries such as presence/absence, speech/writing, and ...
This is not about Jacques Derrida’s philosophy of deconstruction but a safe place for those who are deconstructing from their faith tradition. . All is welcome and discussions is welcome but don't be a dick!
4 giorni fa · Differance is a French word coined by the French philosopher and deconstructionist, Jacques Derrida. The word is a play on several other words that illustrate Derrida’s meaning. The concept of differance is a complex theory that tries to illuminate the way words are used and how their specific meaning is derived.
4 giorni fa · Date de l'événement : 23/05/2024. Les conditions de l’inconditionnalité : hospitalité et déconstruction. Rencontre avec. Jacob Rogozinski. organisée par. Alexis Nuselovici (Nouss) & Francesca Manzari. Jeudi 23 mai à 15h.
4 giorni fa · Based on the theories of French philosopher Jacques Derrida, among others, deconstructionist theater is complicated and difficult to define as any one thing. The goal of the concept is to challenge established assumptions about a subject, but the method for doing so is a wide open field.
3 giorni fa · Sur le plan intellectuel, la pensée post-moderne a été conceptualisée dans les années 1960 et 1970 par les philosophes post-structuralistes comme Jacques Derrida ou Michel Foucault, à partir...
