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97 Writing (on Deconstruction) at the Edge of Metaphysics' HUGH J. SILVERMAN State University of New York-Stony Brook : > The debate about deconstruction in philosophical circles has come to take on significant proportions. Literary scholars have confronted the question at an earlier time because a dominant feature of the deconstructive enterprise involves the reading of texts. Literary theorists in particular have been forced to recognize deconstruction because, as a theory of reading, it challenges conventional and established modes of approaching literary writing. Only more recently have philosophers in Anglo- . American circles come to recognize that deconstruction is a serious contender for philosophical consideration, a viable way of taking up . philosophical issues, and a challenge, in a certain sense, to the whole . tradition of metaphysical thinking. The tendency among analytically oriented philosophers has been to simply reject deconstruction outright as simply another form and variety of Continental thinking-and therefore not worthy of examination and investigation. Among phe- nomenologists both on the continent and in the English-speaking world, deconstruction is regarded as a critique and threat to the philosophy of presence and experience. Semiologists and structuralists who have drawn their resources from linguistics in the tradition
Research in Phenomenology – Brill
Published: Jan 1, 1983
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