He attempted to define his best-known theory in "Letter to a Japanese Friend," and that theory is the namesake of the Yale School, whose members included Paul de Man. He published a translation of Husserl's The Origin of Geometry, and he relied on graphic effects in his work The Post Card. He coined the term "differance" in his work Speech and Phenomena, and he argued that language cannot be the unambiguous carrier of (*) truth. For 10 points, name this French philosopher who wrote Of Grammatology and developed the theory of deconstruction.
He attempted to define his best-known theory in "Letter to a Japanese Friend," and that theory is the namesake of the Yale School, whose members included Paul de Man. He published a translation of Husserl's The Origin of Geometry, and he relied on graphic effects in his work The Post Card. He coined the term "differance" in his work Speech and Phenomena, and he argued that language cannot be the unambiguous carrier of (*) truth. For 10 points, name this French philosopher who wrote Of Grammatology and developed the theory of deconstruction.
He attempted to define his best-known theory in "Letter to a Japanese Friend," and that theory is the namesake of the Yale School, whose members included Paul de Man.
Jacques Derrida