Lecture by Alexander García Düttmann: ELLIPSES OF GRAMMATOLOGY

Alexander García Düttmann 
ELLIPSES OF GRAMMATOLOGY

Jacques Derrida famously claims that infinite différance is finite – how are we to understand this idea if we approach it via Of Grammatology?

Keynote address as part of the
6th Derrida Today Conference
May 23-26, 2018
Hosted by Concordia University, in cooperation with Macquarie University and Saint Mary's University

Alexander García Düttmann is a philosopher of art and aesthetics, with a background in critical political thought. He is a Professor of Aesthetics at the Universität der Künste Berlin and a Visiting Lecturer at the Royal College of Art in London. He is the author of Derrida and I: The Problem of Deconstruction (2008),
Participation: Awareness of Semblance (2011), and What Does Art Know? For
an Aesthetic of Resistance (2015), and the editor of Théorie et pratique, Derrida's
1975-76 seminar on Marx.

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