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            <title>معرفت شناسی ژاک دریدا: نقد ساختارشکنی از دیدگاه نیچه [کتاب انگلیسی]</title>
            
            
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                    <title>The Barren Epistemology of Jacques Derrida: A Critique of Deconstruction from a Nietzschean Perspective</title>
                    
                    
                    
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                    <topic>ژاک دریدا</topic>
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                    <topic>فریدریش نیچه</topic>
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            <publisher>Lexington Books </publisher>
            <dateIssued>2024</dateIssued>
            
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        <tableOfContents>Table of contents :,Cover,Half Title,Title Page,Copyright Page,Contents,Acknowledgments,Introduction,Project,Abstract,Chapter 1: Paralogism of Writing,Chapter 2: The Anti-Logic of Diff&#233;rance,Chapter 3: Signified, Signifier, and the Continuum,Chapter 4: Intentional Forms in Speaker and Speech,Chapter 5: The “Gay Science” of Derrida,Chapter 6: Nietzsche versus Derrida,Notes,Chapter 1: Paralogism of Writing: Introducing a Difference between writing and Writing,Deconstructionist Politics: Liberating Writing from Speech,The Proposal, “Writing has been Repressed!”,The Hierarchical Relationship between Speech and Writing,The Retreat: “Writing is Not the Same as Writing”!,Paralogical Reasoning,Kant’s Notion of Paralogical Reasoning,Derrida’s Paralogism of “Writing”,Derrida’s Paralogism of “Institution”,Derrida’s Paralogism of “Parasitism”,Derrida’s Paradoxical Introduction of an In-Itself of Writing,Grammatology’s Insistence of Generalizing Concepts,Para-logy as Paralysis of Discussion,Notes,Chapter 2: The Anti-Logic of Diff&#233;rance: Self-Contradiction Raised to Transcendental Law,On the Appearances of Diff&#233;rance,A Paradoxical Foundationalism,Diff&#233;rance as an Indeterminable Agent,Radicalizing Causality-Thinking: Diff&#233;rance Is Nothing Causing Something,Objections, Defenses, and Self-Defenses,Defenses and Criticisms of Grammatological Transcendentalism,Derrida’s Self-Immunizing Responses to Critics,Notes,Chapter 3: Signifier, Signified, and the Continuum: A Nietzsche-Saussurean Epistemology,The Grammatological Master-Narrative,How to Illustrate the Communication of Meaning,Saussure’s “Signified” as a Continuum, Not a Form,A Nietzsche-Saussurean Epistemology,Saussure’s “Signified” and Nietzsche’s “Chaotic Subject”,Merging the Language Theories of Nietzsche and Saussure,A New Take on the Simplification- and Arbitrariness-Theses in Nietzsche and Saussure,A Theoretical Synthesis,An Illustration,Notes,Chapter 4: Intentions of Speaker and Speech-Acts: Defending Speech-Acts and Ordinary Language,The Metaphysical “Voice” as Self-Presence,A Voice without Words,The Cartesian Theater Setting the Stage for the Rational Subject,The Necessary Possibility of Failure,The Necessary Possibility of Absence,Ordinary Language and Metaphysical Discourse,Speaker-Intentions, Speech-act-Intentions, and the Unconscious,The Surface and the Abyss,The Paralogism of Intention,Introducing Alternative Unconscious Intentions,Classifying Three Forms of Intention: sai, si, and ui,Formalizing Derrida’s Essential Argument,Repeating and Reiterating,The Diff&#233;rance of Iterability,Remembering and Forgetting a Shopping List,Reiteration and Repetition,Critique of Labyrinthian Analysis of Unconscious Intentions,“Truth” in Speech-Act Theory,“True Speech” versus “False Analysis”,Reading for the Labyrinth in a Letter by Freud,Reviving Psycho-Biographical Analysis,Deconstructive versus Reconstructive Analysis of a Letter,Probability Is Not Always Truth,The Fake Mourning of a Workaholic,Deconstruction and Number Mysticism,Freud’s Oedipal Rivalry with His Son-in-Law,Freud’s Fake Protestations of Love for His Son-in-Law,Freud’s Jealous Protection of His Daughter’s Remains,Notes,Chapter 5: The “Gay Science” of Derrida: Nietzsche’s Thinking as Playful Diff&#233;rance-Logic,The Alleged Nietzsche-Derrida Symbiosis,Deconstruction’s Nietzsche,Derrida’s Nietzsche,Diff&#233;rance as Folding and Unfolding an Umbrella ad Infinitum,Reducing Nietzsche’s Thinking to Ordinary Speech,Diff&#233;rance-Logic in the Umbrella-Example,Serious Playfulness,Diff&#233;rance as Indecisive Decisiveness,Notes,Chapter 6: Nietzsche versus Derrida: On Truth, Presence, Metaphysics, Woman, and Nihilism,The Concept of Truth,Absence and Presence,What is Metaphysics?,The Woman Question14,Woman as Another Word for Diff&#233;rance,The Superior Woman in Nietzsche,The “Ewig Weibliche”,Woman as the Superior Sex,When You Go to a Woman, Don’t Forget the Whip,The Logic of Seduction,Diff&#233;rance or Self-Preservation,Nihilism versus Annihilism,Nietzsche’s Nihilisms: Complete/Incomplete, Active/Reactive, Christian,Nietzsche’s Epistemology as Nihilism,Deconstruction as Epistemological Annihilism,Notes,Conclusion,Note,Bibliography,Index,About the Author</tableOfContents>
        
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                    <namePart>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</namePart>
                    
                    
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                    <namePart>نیچه, فریدریش ویلهلم (Friedrich Nietzsche، شاعر، منتقد فرهنگی و فیلسوف آلمانی، از مرتبطین نظریه مرگ خدا), -1844م.روکن، پروس#۱۹۰۰م.وایمار، امپراتوری آلمان</namePart>
                    
                    
                    <namePart type="date">-1844م.روکن، پروس#۱۹۰۰م.وایمار، امپراتوری آلمان</namePart>
                    
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