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Çalınan Poe: Psikanalitik Devekuşu Diyalektiği
"... öznelerarası karmaşayı kavramak için, kendisini tehlikeden korumaya çalışan devekuşuna atfedilen ünlü teknikteki bir modeli bilinçli olarak araştıracağız; çünkü bu teknik, burada olduğu gibi üç ortak arasında paylaşılan bu teknik, nihayetinde politik olarak nitelendirilebilir: birincisi kafasını kuma gömdüğünden dolayı, kendisinin görünmez olduğuna inanan ve her zaman üçüncüsünün kendi arkasından soğukkanlılıkla tüy çalmasına izin veren ikincisi; bizim yalnızca, devekuşunun kendisinin daima yeni bir anlam üstlenmesi için la politique de l'autruiche [devekuşu politikası] üreterek, onun herkesçe bilinen isimlendirilişini bir mektup aracılığıyla geliştirmemiz gerekiyor."
Jacques Lacan
"Yalnızca devekuşları vardır, kimse yolunmaktan kurtulamaz ve insan ne kadar çok efendi olursa, arkasını o kadar çok sunar. Bu durum, Dupin'le özdeşleşen herkes için doğru olacaktır."
Jacques Derrida
Jacques Lacan
"Yalnızca devekuşları vardır, kimse yolunmaktan kurtulamaz ve insan ne kadar çok efendi olursa, arkasını o kadar çok sunar. Bu durum, Dupin'le özdeşleşen herkes için doğru olacaktır."
Jacques Derrida
184 pages, Paperback
First published November 22, 2005
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Jacques Derrida
652 books1,798 followersJacques Derrida was a French philosopher best known for developing deconstruction, a method of critical analysis that questioned the stability of meaning in language, texts, and Western metaphysical thought. Born in Algeria, he studied at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris, where he was influenced by philosophers such as Heidegger, Husserl, and Levinas. His groundbreaking works, including Of Grammatology (1967), Writing and Difference (1967), and Speech and Phenomena (1967), positioned him at the center of intellectual debates on language, meaning, and interpretation.
Derrida argued that Western philosophy was structured around binary oppositions—such as speech over writing, presence over absence, or reason over emotion—that falsely privileged one term over the other. He introduced the concept of différance, which suggests that meaning is constantly deferred and never fully present, destabilizing the idea of fixed truth. His work engaged with a wide range of disciplines, including literature, psychoanalysis, political theory, and law, challenging conventional ways of thinking and interpretation.
Throughout his career, Derrida continued to explore ethical and political questions, particularly in works such as Specters of Marx (1993) and The Politics of Friendship (1994), which addressed democracy, justice, and responsibility. He held academic positions at institutions such as the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales and the University of California, Irvine, and remained an influential figure in both European and American intellectual circles. Despite criticism for his complex writing style and abstract concepts, Derrida’s ideas have left a lasting impact on contemporary philosophy, literary theory, and cultural criticism, reshaping the way meaning and language are understood in the modern world.
Derrida argued that Western philosophy was structured around binary oppositions—such as speech over writing, presence over absence, or reason over emotion—that falsely privileged one term over the other. He introduced the concept of différance, which suggests that meaning is constantly deferred and never fully present, destabilizing the idea of fixed truth. His work engaged with a wide range of disciplines, including literature, psychoanalysis, political theory, and law, challenging conventional ways of thinking and interpretation.
Throughout his career, Derrida continued to explore ethical and political questions, particularly in works such as Specters of Marx (1993) and The Politics of Friendship (1994), which addressed democracy, justice, and responsibility. He held academic positions at institutions such as the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales and the University of California, Irvine, and remained an influential figure in both European and American intellectual circles. Despite criticism for his complex writing style and abstract concepts, Derrida’s ideas have left a lasting impact on contemporary philosophy, literary theory, and cultural criticism, reshaping the way meaning and language are understood in the modern world.
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