Abstract
AbstractThis paper develops a practice of reading Derrida in which the turbulent movements of his work are undergone or repeated. After introducing the figure of turbulence, the paper faces Derrida's writing with a sequence of three questions and displays how they are broken down by the movements of that writing. A final section asks what this means for the figure of turbulence itself.
AbstractThis paper develops a practice of reading Derrida in which the turbulent movements of his work are undergone or repeated. After introducing the figure of turbulence, the paper faces Derrida's writing with a sequence of three questions and displays how they are broken down by the movements of that writing. A final section asks what this means for the figure of turbulence itself.
Angelaki: Journal of Theoretical Humanities – Taylor & Francis
Published: Dec 1, 2013
Keywords: Derrida; event; deconstruction; ethics; turbulence
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