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Derrida, an
Egyptian |
PRODUCT
DETAILS: Author: Peter
Sloterdijk Language: English Publisher: Polity Press Publication Date:
10 July 2009 Dimensions:
1 x 12 x 18 cm Format:
Paperback Pages: 80 Condition: NEW Product_ID: A745[zasłonięte]395
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Shortly before his death in 2004, Jacques Derrida
expressed two paradoxical convictions: he was certain
that he would be forgotten the very day he died, yet at
the same time certain that something of his work would
survive in the cultural memory. This text by Peter
Sloterdijk – one of the major figures of contemporary
philosophy – makes a contribution of its own to the
preservation and continuation of Derrida′s unique and
powerful work. In this brief but illuminating text,
Sloterdijk offers a series of recontextualizations of
Derrida′s work by exploring the connections between
Derrida and seven major thinkers, including Hegel, Freud
and Thomas Mann. The leitmotif of this exploration is
the role that Egypt and the Egyptian pyramid plays in
the philosophical imagination of the West, from the
exodus of Moses and the Jews to the conceptualization of
the pyramid as the archetype of the cumbersome objects
that cannot be taken along by the spirit on its return
to itself. ′Egyptian′ is the term for all constructs
that can be subjected to deconstruction – except for the
pyramind, that most Egyptian of edifices, which stands
in its place, unshakeable for all time, because its form
is the undeconstructible remainder of a construction
that is built to look as it would after its own
collapse.
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