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What is it like to be a philosopher? Jacques Derrida, Gilles Deleuze, and nineteenth century British anthropology
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In this paper, I respond to the infamous letter to The Times warning the University of Cambridge against awarding Jacques Derrida an honorary degree. I draw attention to an assumption of that letter.Author's Profile
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