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                <dc:title>دریدا جوان و فلسفه فرانسوی، 1945-1968 [کتاب انگلیسی]</dc:title>
                
                        <dc:title>The Young Derrida and French Philosophy, 1945-1968</dc:title>
                    

                
                
                        <dc:subject>ژاک دریدا</dc:subject>
                
                    

                
                        <dc:language>English</dc:language>
                    

                <dc:publisher>Cambridge University Press </dc:publisher>
                <dc:date>2011</dc:date>
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                <dc:description>Table of contents :,Cover......Page 1,THE YOUNG DERRIDA AND FRENCH PHILOSOPHY, 1945–1968......Page 3,IDEAS IN CONTEXT 98......Page 4,Title......Page 7,Copyright......Page 8,Contents......Page 9,Acknowledgments......Page 10,A note on translations and reproductions......Page 13,Introduction......Page 15,COMMUNISTS AND CATHOLICS DEBATING MAN......Page 18,DERRIDA AND CHRISTIAN THOUGHT......Page 19,DERRIDA AND HISTORY......Page 23,PART I Derrida post-existentialist......Page 29,CHAPTER 1 Humanist pretensions Catholics, communists, and Sartre’s struggle for existentialism in postwar France......Page 35,THE RISE OF HUMANISM......Page 37,MARXIST HUMANISM AND THE MAN OF TOMORROW......Page 38,MAN TURNED TOWARDS GOD: CATHOLIC HUMANISM......Page 42,AGENCY TODAY: SARTRE’S HUMANISM......Page 45,CHRISTIAN EXISTENTIALISM......Page 47,EXISTENTIALISM IS AN ATHEISM......Page 51,THE END OF THE HUMANIST AGE I: HUSSERL AND THE SCIENCE OF HISTORICAL MATERIALISM......Page 54,THE END OF THE HUMANIST AGE II: CHRISTIANS AND THE TURN TO HEIDEGGER......Page 56,CONCLUSION......Page 60,CHAPTER 2 Derrida&#39;s “Christian” existentialism......Page 62,DERRIDA’S YOUTHFUL EXISTENTIALISM......Page 63,THE LYC&#201;E LOUIS-LE-GRAND......Page 69,PROBLEMATIZING THE MYSTERY......Page 78,HUMANIST PHENOMENOLOGY......Page 81,CONCLUSION......Page 94,CHAPTER 3 Normalization: The Ecole Normale Sup&#233;rieure and Derrida’s turn to Husserl......Page 96,THE ECOLE NORMALE SUPERIEURE......Page 97,THE FREEDOM OF THE ELITE......Page 102,SOCIAL CONSTRAINTS......Page 105,CATHOLICS AND COMMUNISTS......Page 107,PHILOSOPHICAL POLITICS AND POLITICIZED PHILOSOPHY......Page 110,SAVING HUSSERL AND HEIDEGGER FROM SARTRE......Page 116,DERRIDA’S PLACE......Page 121,A MARXIST HUSSERL?......Page 123,CONCLUSION......Page 125,CHAPTER 4 Genesis as a problem: Derrida reading Husserl......Page 127,GENESIS AT THE ENS......Page 129,TOWARDS A MATERIALIST PHENOMENOLOGY......Page 132,DERRIDA’S PROBLEM OF GENESIS......Page 141,THE MANY USES OF THE DIALECTIC......Page 146,CHRISTIAN EXISTENTIALISM?......Page 150,PHILOSOPHY AND THE RISE OF HISTORY......Page 154,HEIDEGGER RETURNS......Page 157,CONCLUSION......Page 158,CHAPTER 5 The God of mathematics: Derrida and the Origin of Geometry......Page 160,EPISTEMOLOGY IN FRANCE......Page 161,THE NEXT GENERATION......Page 166,THE ORIGIN OF GEOMETRY......Page 175,UP FROM THE LEBENSWELT 69......Page 177,LANGUAGE AND THE RISE OF NON-SUBJECTIVE TRUTH......Page 178,THE POSSIBILITY OF A HISTORICAL PHENOMENOLOGY OF MATHEMATICS......Page 181,THE INFINITE IDEA OF GOD......Page 184,CONCLUSION......Page 194,PART II Between phenomenology and structuralism......Page 197,THE DOUBLE SEANCE......Page 200,CHAPTER 6 A history of diff&#233;rance......Page 204,DIFFERENCE......Page 205,THE REHABILITATION OF WRITING......Page 211,DIFF&#201;RANCE: NEITHER A WORD NOR A CONCEPT......Page 215,FREUD’S SCENE......Page 217,THE UNCONSCIOUS......Page 221,PSYCHOANALYTICAL DIFFERENCE......Page 225,THE LETTER A......Page 229,CONCLUSION......Page 234,CHAPTER 7 L’ambiguit&#233; du concours: The deconstruction of commentary and interpretation in Speech and Phenomena......Page 235,THE AGREGATION DE PHILOSOPHIE......Page 238,PEDAGOGY AND RESEARCH: THE CONFLICTING DEMANDS OF THE AGREGATION......Page 244,TEACHING TO THE TEST......Page 248,DERRIDA AND THE AGREGATION......Page 253,SPEECH AND PHENOMENA......Page 257,CONCLUSION......Page 270,CHAPTER 8 The ends of Man: Reading and writing at the ENS......Page 273,MARXISM AND THE RISE OF THE ALTHUSSERIANS......Page 274,ALTHUSSERIAN ANTIHUMANISM......Page 279,DERRIDA’S ANTIHUMANISM......Page 281,THE GROUPE SPINOZA......Page 287,THE TURN TO STRUCTURALISM......Page 291,GRAMMATOLOGY: A SCIENCE OF WRITING......Page 297,CONCLUSION......Page 307,Epilogue......Page 309,DERRIDA: WE REVOLUTIONARIES......Page 311,Bibliography......Page 320,Index......Page 333,IDEAS IN CONTEXT......Page 341</dc:description>
                
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                        <dc:creator>Baring, Edward</dc:creator>
                    
                        <dc:creator>دریدا  , ژاک (Jacques Derrida؛ فیلسوف الجزایری‌تبار فرانسوی، یهودی تبار، پساساختارگرا، پسانوگرا، زمینه‌ی اصلی آثار او معنا و رابطه‌اش با متن است.), -1930م.ابیار، الجزایر#2004 م.پاریس،فرانسه</dc:creator>
                    

                
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