Derrida Enisled

Derrida Enisled

Miller compares and contrasts Heidegger's notions of identity and community with Derrida's assertion of each person's inescapable solitude. Derrida notes that to desire community implies a lack of belonging, and emphasises the impossibility of connection.

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Veröffentlicht in:Critical inquiry 2007, Vol.33 (2), p.248-276
1. Verfasser: Miller, J. Hillis
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
Autoimmunity
Communities
Community relations
Concept of being
Dasein
Deconstruction
Derrida, Jacques
Heidegger, Martin
Humans
Identity
Immune system
Meditation
Philosophy
Prayer
Social interaction
Solitude
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Zusammenfassung:Miller compares and contrasts Heidegger's notions of identity and community with Derrida's assertion of each person's inescapable solitude. Derrida notes that to desire community implies a lack of belonging, and emphasises the impossibility of connection.
ISSN:0093-1896
1539-7858
DOI:10.1086/511493