Jacques Derrida — "We must begin wherever we are and the thought of the trace, which is not a conce…"
We must begin wherever we are and the thought of the trace, which is not a concept, is already inscribed in the text.
We must begin wherever we are and the thought of the trace, which is not a concept, is already inscribed in the text.
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"Deconstruction is not an operation that consists in dismantling structures but in showing that they have always been already dismantled."
"The trace is not a presence but is rather the simulacrum of a presence that dislocates, displaces, and refers beyond itself. The trace has no place, but rather the topos of its displacement is always …"
"The limit is not an edge, but a folding."
"The question of the other is always a question of alterity."
"The meaning of a text is not to be found in the intention of the author."
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