Theory after Derrida: Essays in Critical Praxis

Cover
Title
Copyright
Contents
Notes on Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1 Jacques Derrida’s Legacy: Democracy to Come
2 Quoting Time: Notes on Derrida’s ‘Ousia et Grammè’
3 Platonism, Spinoza and the History of Deconstruction
4 ‘Sociology over Philosophy’? ‘Artificial Paradoxes’? Derrida and Bourdieu, Ethical Subjectivity and the Gift
5 Before and After Glas: Approximations to the Cognitio Vespertina
6 Perhaps the Impossible, therefore, Will have been Necessary: Reflections before Friendship
7 Cosmopolitanism after Derrida: City, Signature and Sovereignty
8 The Generation of the I
9 Derrida and Religious Reflection in the Continental Tradition
10 On Following without Following: Deconstructing a Notion of Faithfulness in Church Practice
11 Derrida’s Deconstruction of Logocentrism: Implications for Trauma Studies
12 Is Translation a Mode?
13 Derrida Elsewhere: A Mnemocultural Dispersal
Editors’ Note to the Second Edition
Postscript: The Philosopher That Therefore He Has to Be
Index