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Derrida Explained With Video Games (and Cats)

November 10, 2014 Eugene Wolters 6 Comments

In this week’s 8-Bit Philosophy, Jacques Derrida’s work in “Of Grammatology” is explained.

Covering the concept of deconstruction and différance, the video explains why, for Derrida, there can be no objective reality behind language.

Watch below.

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