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Continental Philosophy > Poststructuralism > Jacques Derrida > Derrida: Value Theory > Derrida: History
Derrida: History
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- Almost Forgotten Deconstruction.Terence Rajivan Edward - manuscriptI distinguish two senses of the word “deconstruction.” Then I quote a passage by a critic from the 1860s which, together with trends of that time, gives rise to the question of whether deconstructive interpretation existed in the nineteenth century.
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