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Summary
Summary
Norris provides a comprehensive documentation of Deconstruction theory and its root in modern literature, while Benjamin produces a thorough and well justified explanation. This is a vial guide to understanding Deconstruction in contemporary art and architecture and its relationship to modern critical methods.
Author Notes
Andrew Benjamin is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Warwick and Director of the Centre for Research in Philosophy and Literature, Warwick. He has recently completed a term as visiting professor of architecture at Columbia University, New York, and his publications include Art, Mimesis and the Avant-Garde, The Plural Event and Object? Painting. He is Editor of the Journal of Philosophy and the Visual Arts.
Table of Contents
| Deconstruction, Oost-Modernism and the Visual ArtsChristopher Norris |
| The Metaphysics of Presence |
| Plato, Rousseau, Saussure Framing the Text |
| Kant and Hegel Truth, Writing |
| Representation Double Sessions |
| Derrida on Mallarme and Adami Against Post-modernism |
| the Politics of Deconstruction Deconstruction and Art/the Art of DeconstructionAndrew Benjamin |
| Deconstruction Itself Deconstruction and the Architecture of Affirmation |
| Writing about Adami Interpreting/Painting and the Art of Deconstruction |
