derrida

well…
it is, of course, difficult to type about derrida. too much i never
really understood.
i suggest, nonetheless, that he was a man of great intellectual courage. a
man
unfragmented by common currency. the realignment of symbolism in this era
is this brother's gift.

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, Jim Andrews

> well…
> it is, of course, difficult to type about derrida. too much i never
> really understood.
> i suggest, nonetheless, that he was a man of great intellectual
> courage. a
> man
> unfragmented by common currency. the realignment of symbolism in this era
> is this brother's gift.

he understood the complexity of natural language which follows from its
necessary logical circularities. and in the absence of logic as the
controlling factor in the construction of meaning, he investigated how power
and desire engineer the construction of meaning. he was a philosopher of
language and has also often been called one of the great poets of the late
twentieth century. We associate with poetry the most intense engagements
with language. If this is so, then Godel, Turing, and Derrida rank among the
great poets of the mid to late twentieth century. They have changed the way
we look at language and ourselves.

ja
http://vispo.com

, Lewis LaCook

there is no derrida…..





Jim Andrews <[email protected]> wrote:

> well…
> it is, of course, difficult to type about derrida. too much i never
> really understood.
> i suggest, nonetheless, that he was a man of great intellectual
> courage. a
> man
> unfragmented by common currency. the realignment of symbolism in this era
> is this brother's gift.

he understood the complexity of natural language which follows from its
necessary logical circularities. and in the absence of logic as the
controlling factor in the construction of meaning, he investigated how power
and desire engineer the construction of meaning. he was a philosopher of
language and has also often been called one of the great poets of the late
twentieth century. We associate with poetry the most intense engagements
with language. If this is so, then Godel, Turing, and Derrida rank among the
great poets of the mid to late twentieth century. They have changed the way
we look at language and ourselves.

ja
http://vispo.com


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