He called for resistance to the "ontologization" of Marx through a "New International."
This thinker discusses the ambivalence of "pharmakon" in an essay on Phaedrus, "Plato's Pharmacy." The two columns of another of this philosopher's works juxtapose a dissection of Hegel with a celebration of Jean Genet's writings. He called for resistance to the "ontologization" of Marx through a "New International." This author of Glas caused a sensation at a Johns Hopkins conference with his paper (*) "Structure, Sign, and Play." This author of Specters of Marx denoted a form of language prefiguring both speech and writing as "arche-writing," enlisting it in his critique of logocentrism. In Speech and Phenomena, he critiqued Husserl's "metaphysics of presence" through the notion of différance. For 10 points, name this Algerian-born French philosopher who wrote Of Grammatology and developed deconstruction.
This thinker discusses the ambivalence of "pharmakon" in an essay on Phaedrus, "Plato's Pharmacy.
Jacques Derrida