Jacques Derrida thinks of writing in terms of death. It calls its decomposition. Decomposition as a writing in terms of death nails the death of the author. This leaves us with a small set of signifiers and an unlimited supply of signifieds. We can interpret and therefore, decompose the author-meaning of the text. The proper name of the...
Desire/Taste and the Worlds of the Internet
If thinking is a form of writing as Jacques Derrida would like us to believe then we have been thinking with our eyes. All thinking has been visual-centric. We have already seen how Derrida tried to shift the centre of gravity of our thinking to our sense of smell and taste away from eyes and ear. This is why...
