What is deconstruction? Nothing, of course. (Derrida, 1991, p. 275) . . . deconstruction doesn’t consist in a set of theorems, axioms, tools, rules, techniques, methods . . . there is no deconstruction, deconstruction has no specific object . . . (Derrida, 1996, p. 218) . . . deconstruction is neither an analysis nor a critique. . . . I would say the same about method. Deconstruction is not a m...

New results about Poisson-Dirichlet point processes and Derrida-Ruelle cascades allow us to express Guerra’s interpolation entirely in the language of Derrida-Ruelle cascades and to streamline Guerra’s computations. Moreover, our approach clarifies the nature of the error terms along the interpolation.

husserl’s thoughts and phenomenological method is one of conceptual resources of derrida and deconstruction the overt and covert. in accordance with it’s normal method in facing with philosophers and their works , der-rida acts both positive and negative. he was strong critic of husserl and yet he is clearly deeply affected . derrida’s critique of husserl challenging the claim that showed suspe...

This paper seeks to clarify the distinction between positivist/scientific and interpretive approaches to public policy using the critical framework of Jacques Derrida. Derrida s deconstructive method helps to clarify the relationship among state power, public policy, and the cultural "text" of "subjectivity." It is asserted that the positivistic approaches to policy formation rely on a represen...

T     deconstruction has so far resisted historicization. But perhaps the crucial factor has been the continuing presence of its main practitioner, Jacques Derrida, who refused, one might say, to become part of history. Right up to his death in October of 2004, Derrida wrote about some of the key issues facing the world today. So while deconstruction as a ‘‘theory’’ has lar...

This research article makes a Post-Structuralist study of seven of Wilfred Owen’s war poems: these are 'Futility", "Dulce et Decorum est", "Disabled", "Exposure", "The Show", and "Mental Cases”. Believing in the Post-Structuralist fact that language is not static but perpetually in process, and that the texts are plural, open to number of interpretations, this article makes an analysis of Owen'...

Dois dos principais temas do pensamento pós-estruturalista são o de texto e acontecimento. Neste artigo introdutório abordaremos a concepção Derrida sobre eles. No caso, é um conjunto marcas que deixam pesquisar rastro O acontecimento sempre alguma coisa mais fato, mas não se pode simplesmente fazer uma “leitura”. também simples artefato para leitura, fato. Por isso ha propor movimento permanen...

In his new book, Gordon Globus brings together two seemingly irreconcilable discourses: an application of quantum field theory to brain functioning with the philosophies of Heidegger and Derrida. In other words, he tries to reconcile a powerful tradition within continental philosophy with the quantum revolution in science, and applies the outcome to crucial issues in philosophy, brain science, ...