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Derrida, time, and infinite finitude: weakening Hägglund's negative

Abstract:
This article presents a critique of the influential reading of Derrida proposed by Martin Hägglund, focusing in particular on the latter’s account of time, différance, and finitude in Derrida’s work. It concludes that, at root, there is a persistent misapplication of a notion of the negative in Hägglund’s reading, and that this feature can most revealingly be linked to a misconception about Derrida’s conception of mortal limits.
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Published
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Peer reviewed

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10.5840/philtoday20181130240

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Institution:
University of Oxford
Division:
HUMS
Department:
Medieval & Modern Languages Faculty
Sub department:
French
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Publisher:
Philosophy Documentation Center
Journal:
Philosophy Today More from this journal
Volume:
62
Issue:
3
Pages:
921-937
Publication date:
2018-12-04
Acceptance date:
2016-07-08
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EISSN:
2329-8596
ISSN:
0031-8256


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English
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pubs:633430
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uuid:ed55bd98-a1c8-49de-83a9-35701296f4f0
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pubs:633430
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633430
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2016-07-12
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