FTP, name this school of philosophy and literary criticism launched by Jacques Derrida, which seeks to "take apart" the logic of language.
This school of thought was popularized in the US by J. Hillis Miller and Paul de Man, who led the so-called "Yale school". Often attacked as nihilistic, this movement grew out of the work of Ferdinand de Saussure, and advocates the questioning of the hierarchical oppositions like cause and effect and speech and writing to reveal the bias inherent in Western metaphysics, concluding that the "meaning" of any text is not the same as what the author intended. FTP, name this school of philosophy and literary criticism launched by Jacques Derrida, which seeks to "take apart" the logic of language.
This school of thought was popularized in the US by J. Hillis Miller and Paul de Man, who led the so-called "Yale school".
Deconstructionism