Deconstruction - Derrida

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Challenging the conventional understanding of Jacques Derrida's contributions, Julian Wolfreys explores the limitations of applying "deconstruction" as a rigid literary theory. He delves into Derrida's diverse interests and provides insightful readings of both renowned and obscure literary texts. By examining the implications of deconstruction, Wolfreys offers a critical appreciation of how Derrida's work has been received in literary criticism, encouraging readers to reconsider the relationship between theory and interpretation.