of or in counterpoint
Deconstruction: Theory and Practice
by
Christopher Norris
Sept. 13, 2017 - Sept. 13, 2017
(read/literary-criticism)
Norris, C. (1982). Deconstruction: Theory and Practice. Methuen.
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contrapuntal »
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indelibly »
in a way that cannot be removed or forgotten
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misprision »
(noun; historical; law) the deliberate concealmen…
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deconstruction »
(noun) a philosophical or critical method which a…
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Geneva School »
(1) a group of linguists based in Geneva who pion…
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[...] Deconstruction neither denies nor really af…
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[...] The end-point of deconstructive thought, as…
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[...] Nietzsche saw nothing but blindness and mul…
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[...] Deconstruction is therefore an activity per…
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[...] Thus Barthes (drawing on Saussure) refers m…
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Introduction
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Roots: structuralism and New Criticism
from Kant to Saussure. Barthes.
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Jacques Derrida: language against itself
his early critiques of Rousseau and Lévi-Strauss
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Nietzsche: philosophy and deconstruction
Plato, Heidegger
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Between Marx and Nietzsche: the politics of deconstruction
Derrida on Hegel. Michel Foucalt, Edward Said. there's an interesting deconstruction of Marx himself (by Said, on the Napoleon text)
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Between Marx and Nietzsche: the politics of deconstruction
Derrida on Hegel. Michel Foucalt, Edward Said. there's an interesting deconstruction of Marx himself (by Said, on the Napoleon text)
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The American connection
Geoffrey Hartman, J. Hillis Miller, Paul de Man, Harold Bloom
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Conclusion: dissenting voices
Wittgenstein
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