Voice and Phenomenon: Introduction to the Problem of the Sign in Husserl's Phenomenology

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Engaging with phenomenology, this work marks a significant moment in Jacques Derrida's philosophical journey, coinciding with the release of his other key texts. It is part of a broader project that introduces the concept of "deconstruction," a term Derrida would later reflect on with ambivalence. Unlike his other works, which focus on various figures and historical contexts, this text directly confronts the philosophical movement that has shaped modern thought over the past century, making it a critical contribution to contemporary philosophy.