Reflections on panache and possibility that get lost in translation

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An analysis of Derrida, his work and the difficulty that translators face when trying to translate it. It is argued that the difficulties translators face with his work is that often the meaning if what he is writing is intrinsic to the language that it was written in.

Translating and interpreting, Translation (Languages), Translations and translating

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The spirit of France's great revolutionary lives on

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The professor of comparative literature and philosophy at Stanford University examines the legacy and influence of Derrida. It is claimed that Derrida made it possible for philosophy to be thought of as a symptom of obsessional neurosis.

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The spirit of France's great revolutionary lives on

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The professor of philosophy at the New School for Social Research, New York, analyses the influence of Derrida. It is argued that Derrida was a great thinker who changed the way things are done in the field of philosophy.

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