Poetics of deconstruction
Keywords:
poetics, deconstruction, logocentrismAbstract
The purpose of this paper is to interpret the thought of Jacques Derrida in regard to the writting, scripture, logocentrism, the trace, the difference and grammatology in order to extract a poetics of deconstruction of metaphysics. As we know; this is a subject that not only belongs to phylosophy or to theoretical criticism, since it moves or displaces institutional structures and cultural models as well. It turns out to be an impossible and asystematic thought since it is not regulated by truth nor by any philosophical authority. It is a poetics of metaphysical deconstruction which does not create philosophical concepts and therefore breaks or ends with the absolute and diseminates itself along the illimited character of the text.
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