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Derrida, Kabbalah, Talmud and the Post-Modernism Politics
undecidable, it destabilizes the original decision that instituted the hierarchy. 79 After the
redefinition of the previously term, Derrida usually changes the term's as an orthography, for
example, writing différence with an as différance in order to indicate the change in its status 80
or new difference.
Derrida utilized the definition from Heidegger's use of destruction in Being and
Time, 81 ,82 (Heidegger’s-philosophy describes by Farias 83 as tool of propaganda in his need to
become the Philosopher for the Nazis-his works just become a political tool 84 and all this
before his black book). 85 Derrida means with deconstruction by recalling Descartes's First
Meditation 86 - Descartes says that for a long time he has been making mistakes. Criticism of
his former beliefs both mistaken and valid aims towards uncovering a firm and permanent
foundation. The image of a foundation implies that the collection of his former beliefs
resembles a building. 87 Derrida, foundation is not a unified self but a divisible limit between
my-self and my -self as. 88 Derrida classical definitions of deconstruction, is the disappearance
of the truth in the text. 89 For Derrida deconstruction like in the case of Nietzsche criticizing is
Plato opposite’s. 90
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Ibid.,
Jacques Derrida, 1978. Writing and Difference, The University of Chicago Press.
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Heidegger, 1962. Being in Time, Harper & Row, Publishers
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Parsons, A.(2013. Ill-fitting notes on Destruktion and deconstruction. Poiesis and Prolepsis [Blog], 6 October
2013. Available at http://prolepsis-ap.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/ill-fitting-notes-on.html
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Farias, 1989. Heidegger And Nazism, Temple University Press
84
Piper, 2007. Alfred Rosenberg: Hitlers Chefideologe, pp-361-362, Pantheon.
85
Paul Hockenos, February 24, 2014, Release of Heidegger’s 'Black Notebooks' Reignites Debate Over Nazi
Ideology, In Chronicals of Higher Education
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Lawlor, L. (2014). Jacques Derrida. In: Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Available from
http://plato.stanford.edu/archives/spr2014/entries/derrida/ [Accessed July 2015].
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Descartes Meditations on Phylosophy, in The Raionalist pp112-117, Anchor Books, 1960
88
Derrida's Voice and Phenomenon By Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy Vernon W (Gettysburg
College) Cisney, Vernon W. Cisney, pp-108, Edinburgh University Press, 2014
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Jacques Derrida 1981. Interview with Julia Kristeva in Positions, pp-41-42, The University of Chicago Press
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Nietzche, Beyond Good and Evil, On The Natural History of Morals Aphorism 191, Penguin Books, 1991
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