“Everyday life would be impossible without metalanguage. But the notion of metalanguage entails a logic of the supplement. There is something ‘maddening’ about the notion: metalanguage is, in short, both necessary and impossible. We cannot do without it, but there is no metalanguage as a discrete language: it is both part of and not part of its so-called object language.”
Jacques Derrida is renowned for his contributions to postmodern philosophy, particularly his concept of deconstruction. This book compiles his seminal essays and lectures, offering insights into his philosophical approach and its impact on various disciplines. more
Nicholas Royle, born in 1963, is a distinguished British novelist known for his unique narrative style and deep psychological insights. His works, which are often based on realism, are also infused with elements of surrealism and magical realism, and have been widely appreciated by readers and critics alike. more
“Bad logic was an early warning sign for prejudice.”
“Unfortunately, fools think that shouting makes their arguments convincing, or more convincing.”