The End of the Book and the Beginning of Writing" appears at the start of a book he wrote in 1967, Of Grammatology.
He analyzed an essay asking if "Technological Civilization" is a "Civilization in Decline" which was written by Jan Patocka in "Secrets of European Responsibility," the first essay in his book The Gift of Death. He wrote about the phrase "I have forgotten my umbrella" as well as such topics as "the gaze of Oedipus" and "veils" in a book entitled Spurs which considers "Nietzsche's styles." He got into a fractious debate with John Searle after publishing his peculiar take on J. L. Austin in the essay "Signature Event Context," which appeared in Margins of Philosophy. More famously, a chapter on "The End of the Book and the Beginning of Writing" appears at the start of a book he wrote in 1967, Of Grammatology. FTP, name this French author of The Postcard, a recently-deceased philosopher who is considered the founder of deconstruction.
He analyzed an essay asking if "Technological Civilization" is a "Civilization in Decline" which was written by Jan Patocka in "Secrets of European Responsibility," the first essay in his book The Gift of Death.
Jacques Derrida