Garry, why does "decon" make you so ag/angry?
It seems to work on you.
I suggest that you reread the interview with Derrida in Papadakis's book -
Deconstructio: Omnibus Volume, Rizzoli, 1989. It seems that Derrida thinks
that there is some connection to architecture. It is quite foolish to think
that deconstruction is about literature. It is no more about literature
than semiotics is about words or arithmetic about numbers.
Ray Lauzzana
Editor-in-Chief, Languages of Design
1167 Pacific
San Francisco
CA 94133, USA
+1 (415) 567 4157
It seems to work on you.
I suggest that you reread the interview with Derrida in Papadakis's book -
Deconstructio: Omnibus Volume, Rizzoli, 1989. It seems that Derrida thinks
that there is some connection to architecture. It is quite foolish to think
that deconstruction is about literature. It is no more about literature
than semiotics is about words or arithmetic about numbers.
Ray Lauzzana
Editor-in-Chief, Languages of Design
1167 Pacific
San Francisco
CA 94133, USA
+1 (415) 567 4157