Essential History: Jacques Derrida and the Development of Deconstruction

This study offers a fresh perspective on Derrida's work, emphasizing the unique qualities of his thought while acknowledging the varied objectives of his readers. It argues that this approach is crucial for sustaining the relevance of Derrida studies and for invigorating the humanities with dynamic theoretical issues. By reinterpreting Derrida's contributions, the book seeks to ensure that his ideas continue to inspire and challenge contemporary scholarship.