>I'm about to start research into the connections between
>SEIN UND ZEIT, and Jacques Derrida. While I have a rough
>idea of what I have to read, if anyone knows on any
>pertinent works by these two writers, or any others, I would
>be grateful.
"Ousia and Gramme [?]" from Margins of Philosophy, Philopolemology [?] from
Reading Heidegger, and Aporias would be obvious places to start for
Derrida's own interpretation of Being and Time.
If you mean to examine connections, in either a weak or strong sense,
between Derrida's thought and Heidegger's, read it all. And enjoy.
Chris
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She made great Caesar lay his sword to bed;
He ploughed her, and she cropp'd. - Shakespeare
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>SEIN UND ZEIT, and Jacques Derrida. While I have a rough
>idea of what I have to read, if anyone knows on any
>pertinent works by these two writers, or any others, I would
>be grateful.
"Ousia and Gramme [?]" from Margins of Philosophy, Philopolemology [?] from
Reading Heidegger, and Aporias would be obvious places to start for
Derrida's own interpretation of Being and Time.
If you mean to examine connections, in either a weak or strong sense,
between Derrida's thought and Heidegger's, read it all. And enjoy.
Chris
_______________________________________________________________________
She made great Caesar lay his sword to bed;
He ploughed her, and she cropp'd. - Shakespeare
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