Not Now.
This essay takes up the phrase "not now" as a way of trying to explore various aspects of Derrida's work especially in the contexts of temporality, apocalypse, mourning and spectrality. It focuses on a range of Derrida's texts, including Of Grammatology, "Ousia and Grammē" the "Envois" in The Post C...
| Publicado en: | Epoché: A Journal for the History of Philosophy Vol. 10; no. 2; pp. 379 - 394 |
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Philosophy Documentation Center
Spring2006
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| Sumario: | This essay takes up the phrase "not now" as a way of trying to explore various aspects of Derrida's work especially in the contexts of temporality, apocalypse, mourning and spectrality. It focuses on a range of Derrida's texts, including Of Grammatology, "Ousia and Grammē" the "Envois" in The Post Card, "No Apocalypse, Not Now," "The Time is Out of joint;' and Demeure: Fiction and Testimony, Attention is also given to the strange workings of "not now" in children's literature (in particular David McKee's Not Now, Bernard) and Shakespeare's Hamlet. |
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