Doubtless I could have bound it as a long note to one or the other of the other two works . " Of Grammatology " refers to it and economizes its development.
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Having started as a student of de Man, Gayatri Spivak took on the translation of " Of Grammatology " early in her career and has since revised it into a second edition.
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The culture of the Nambikwara was the subject of studies by French anthropologist Claude L�vi-Strauss, which were later analyzed by French philosopher Jacques Derrida in his work " Of Grammatology ".
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Many of Ulmer's breakthrough theories grow out of his home-spun " puncepts " like textshop, choragraphy, applied grammatology, mystory, heuretics, and post ( e )-pedagogy.
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Kriaras worked on, and promoted research in, the problems related to medieval and modern Greek philology, lexicography and comparative grammatology, with his heart in the demotic language and the movements connected with its promotion.
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To this extent, the book is a successor to one of Ulmer s earlier works, " Applied Grammatology ", his 1985 book that attempts to frame a practical pedagogy based largely on Derrida s " Of Grammatology ".
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To this extent, the book is a successor to one of Ulmer s earlier works, " Applied Grammatology ", his 1985 book that attempts to frame a practical pedagogy based largely on Derrida s " Of Grammatology ".
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Even their titles-- " Of Grammatology, " " The Postcard : From Socrates to Freud and Beyond, " and " Ulysses Gramophone : Hear Say Yes in Joyce, " to mention a few prominent examples-- could be off-putting to the uninitiated.
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His reputation was launched with two 1967 publications in which he laid out basic ideas, " Writing and Difference " and " Of Grammatology . " Among other works were the 1972 " Margins of Philosophy " or, more recently, " Specters of Marx, " in 1993.
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There is one statement by Derrida which has been of great interest to his opponents, and which appeared in an essay on Rousseau ( part of the highly influential " Of Grammatology ", 1967 ), which is often mistranslated as " there is nothing outside of the text ".
