The death of the author is the birth of the reader.
Deconstruction
While commonly attributed to Barthes, Derrida explores similar themes and the phrase often appears in discussions of his work. This specific phrasing isn't directly his, but reflects a core Derridean idea.
1967 (conceptually)
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"Deconstruction is not a demolition, but a careful dismantling to understand how a text or concept is put together."
Controversial"We must begin wherever we are and the thought of the trace, which is not a concept, is already inscribed in the text."
Strange & Unusual"Justice, in itself, is not deconstructible."
Strange & Unusual"Differance is the non-origin of the origin."
Strange & Unusual"Writing is the name of these two things at once: the movement of signifying production and the undoing of presence."
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