... Jean François . Discours, Figure . Paris : Klincksieck , 2002 . Nancy Jean-Luc . Corpus . Trans. Rand Richard A. . New York : Fordham UP , 2008 . ---. Dis-Enclosure: The Deconstruction of Christianity . Trans. Bergo Bettina Malenfant Gabril Smith Michael B...

...Kathleen Biddick Kathleen Biddick questions the political-theological turn in contemporary political philosophy with its focus on efforts to “deconstruct Christianity.” She argues that the Christian institutional imaginary (inaugurated by Paul’s ekklesia and adumbrated by the medieval management...

.... Complicating standard accounts of deconstruction and rhetorical reading as simply antimimetic, Miller acknowledges the centrality of this ancient concept to his intellectual development and to major turns in literary theory as well: his early engagement with New Criticism and phenomenology in the 1950s, his...

... — a role that will function dynamically in the reconstruction of world literature. This essay therefore calls for another large-scale translation in the current age of globalization: translating contemporary Chinese literature into the major world languages and deconstructing the West-centric framework...

... in your name. And thus not to return to itself, which is the condi- tion of the gift (for example, of the name) but also of all expan- sion of self, of all augmentation of self, of all auctoritas. (12–13) Those who speak in his name, or under the title of deconstruction —​ who among his...

... of Uncertainty (Cornell UP, 1974; rev. ed. 1985; Davies, 2004), The Pursuit of Signs: Semiotics, Literature, Deconstruction (Cornell UP, 1981; enl. ed., 2002; Routledge Classics, 2006), On Deconstruction: Theory and Criticism after Structuralism (Cornell UP, 1982; 25th Anniversary ed., 2008...

... . —. The Wake of Deconstruction . Cambridge : Blackwell , 1994 . —. World of Difference . Baltimore : Johns Hopkins UP , 1987 . Richter Gerhard . Walter Benjamin and the Corpus of Autobiography . Detroit : Wayne State UP , 2000 . Sapiro Gisèle . La guerre des ecrivains 1940-1953...

... and tacitly conveyed to me by most of my professors. Second, I sketched my own program by working through faults with the 1980s critical projects of Wayne Booth (liberal pluralism), Robert Scholes (structuralism), and J. Hillis Miller (conservative deconstruction), all major critical voices...

... influential essays on literature, and Doing Things with Texts: Essays in Criticism and Critical Theory, ed. Michael Fischer (Norton, 1991), collects his many essays on critical theory, from “Orientation” to a series of responses to deconstruction. While setting the terms for criticism...

... : Hermann . Nancy Jean-Luc . 2008 . “Prayer Demythified,” translated by Smith Michael B. . In Dis-Enclosure: The Deconstruction of Christianity , 129 – 38 . New York : Fordham University Press . Prozorov Sergei . 2012 . “The Prayer of Pussy Riot: From Parody to Profanation...

... to sense how this new graduate program was linked in its intellectual passions to the distinctive kinds of work in deconstruction, psychoanalysis, sexual dissidence, and cultural materialism with which Sussex English was strongly associated. Hence the abrupt thought of H. G. Wells. The word creatitical...

.... Already conversant in Continental thought, he shifted allegiances to deconstructive criticism by the early 1970s, inspired by colleagues Paul de Man and Jacques Derrida. Over the past two decades, he has widened his concerns to ethics, the fate of humanistic education, and the new, digital...

... through our binding to others. The Autoteleology of Labor The problem of labor is not one that can be simply dissolved. To deconstruct labor is not to homogenize labor as something to be sim- ply identified with capital and so to be disposed of just like that. This is due to the fact, as Marx...

..., such as structuralism, deconstruction, and feminism, theory journals became oriented to the production and consumption of the transformed character of critique: intellectual work driven by the “new spirit of capitalism.” Publications’ content certainly mattered—specific theories affected different fields...

..., structuralism, reader-response criticism, New Historicism, feminist criticism, deconstruction, cul- tural studies, ideology critique, and so forth, with many others in between. Almost any parade becomes comical when it goes on long minnesota review 87 (2016) DOI 10.1215/00265667-3630844  ©...

... on the occasions of, respectively, the French and Italian translations of each other’s works—Esposito’s on community and Nancy’s on deconstructing Christianity. The Franco-Italian dialogue concludes with an interview in which Federico Luisetti and Timothy Campbell (Esposito’s English-language...

... rise in 264 the minnesota review the systematic use and abuse of animal bodies. “Politics presupposes livestock,” he writes (96). Habitués of deconstruction will not be surprised to hear that Derrida makes clear that any resistance to this ontological...

... all forms of political philosophy based on the subjective primacy of one of the two terms with respect to the other, which afterwards is reduced to a simple predicate. Yet now that this necessary work of deconstruction is done, it seems to me that this is the time to underline more...

... anodyne appeals to shared language, culture, and rights. State power has generally monopolized the terms of commonwealth and helped obscure the possibility of wealth held in common. The deconstruction of wealth ideologically is not in itself adequate to the transmogrification of the state as a ward...

... to 85, if I recall correctly, and you did literature. Did you want to be a writer? Bousquet I was at Yale at really the fullest blossoming of the Yale School. It was the epicenter of high North American deconstruction. I wrote, I’m sure, an intensely embarrassing senior...