Derrida on Formal Logic - White, David
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Derrida on Formal Logic: An Interpretive Essay develops the dominant themes in Jacques Derrida's texts on the principles of formal logic, especially identity and contradiction, as these themes emerged from Derrida's discussion of Joyce's Ulysses. For students of Derrida and his place as a critic of western metaphysics, the work provides a clear account and critical evaluation of implications drawn from Derrida's conclusions concerning the strength of formal logic.

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Derrida on Formal Logic: An Interpretive Essay develops the dominant themes in Jacques Derrida's texts on the principles of formal logic, especially identity and contradiction, as these themes emerged from Derrida's discussion of Joyce's Ulysses. For students of Derrida and his place as a critic of western metaphysics, the work provides a clear account and critical evaluation of implications drawn from Derrida's conclusions concerning the strength of formal logic.
Autorenporträt
David A. White is adjunct associate professor of philosophy at DePaul University. His ten authored books include Logic and Ontology in Heidegger, The Turning Wheel: A Study of Contracts and Oaths in Wagner's Ring, Rhetoric and Reality in Plato's Phaedrus, and Philosophy for Kids.