Our debt to Derrida LeaderMonday October 11, 2004The Guardian Jacques Derrida, the French scholar who died on Friday, had a dramatic impact on the study of literature in the postwar period. His theory of deconstruction has influenced – consciously or unconsciously – a great deal of modern scholarship and seeped inexorably into other arenas and media, from George Bush’s election
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