Author: Jacques Derrida

Cited by

• Tim Woods (1)
  • IN: The Poetics of the Limit (2002) NULL, NULL
    EPIGRAPH: Because we are beginning to write differently, we must reread differently
    FROM: Of Grammatology, (1967), Book, NULL
• Desmond Zhicheng-Mingde Kon (1)
  • IN: The Arbitrary Sign: The Most Misunderstood Alphabet Book in the World (2013) Poetry, NULL
    EPIGRAPH: Here Freud and Heidegger I conjoin them within me like the two great ghosts of the "great epoch". The two surviving grandfathers. They did not know each other, but according to me they form a couple, and in fact just because of that, this singular anachrony. They are bound to each other without reading each other and without corresponding. I have often spoken to you about this situation, and it is this picture that I would like to describe in Le legs: two thinkers whose glances never ctossed and who, without ever receibing a word from one another, say the same. They are turned to the same side.
    FROM: The Post Card, (1980), Book, Algeria/France