Ralph,
I realise that the source is secondary, but following our recent
discussion, I was interested to read that Derrida once said:
>
>"I never cease to be surprised by critics who see my work as a declaration that there is nothing beyond language,
> that we are imprisoned in language; it is, in fact, saying the exact opposite. The critique of logocentrism is above
> all else the search for the "other" and the "other of language"".
>
Does this say something different than I read in your piece?
C.
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Department of Management
University of Otago
PO Box 56
Dunedin
New Zealand
Ph (03)479-7387
Fax (03)479-8173
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I realise that the source is secondary, but following our recent
discussion, I was interested to read that Derrida once said:
>
>"I never cease to be surprised by critics who see my work as a declaration that there is nothing beyond language,
> that we are imprisoned in language; it is, in fact, saying the exact opposite. The critique of logocentrism is above
> all else the search for the "other" and the "other of language"".
>
Does this say something different than I read in your piece?
C.
---------------------------
Campbell Jones
Department of Management
University of Otago
PO Box 56
Dunedin
New Zealand
Ph (03)479-7387
Fax (03)479-8173
cjones@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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