Derrida and the Future of Literature Mark N. Swanson

Derrida and the Future of Literature Mark N. SwansonConfirms the importance of literature in Derrida's development of a postmodern ethics. Presented here is the fullest account to date of Derrida's unconventional understanding of literature and its importance to the development of a poststructural ethics. Kronick explains why Derrida has had such a great impact upon literary studies, and at the same time, he demonstrates how different Derrida's conception of literature is from the literary critic's.

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