Literature, In Theory
Jacques Derrida has argued about the difference between literature and theory that despite its institutional status, part of its ''institution'' is the right of literature to say anything. Literature cannot be defined as such, and as soon as one seeks to produce a reading of the literary, complications arise.
Yet despite its institutional significance, ''theory'' remains something many wish would ...
Jacques Derrida has argued about the difference between literature and theory that despite its institutional status, part of its ''institution'' is the right of literature to say anything. Literature cannot be defined as such, and as soon as one seeks to produce a reading of the literary, complications arise.
Yet despite its institutional significance, ''theory'' remains something many wish would ...
