Novelty, Antiquity, and Agrippa with Mat Dragonstone
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Exploring cyclical views of history and deconstruction through Derrida
The chapter discusses a cyclical view of history and time, referencing philosophical concepts like Hegel and specifically focusing on post-modern ideas derived from Derrida's writings. The speaker interjects a light-hearted commentary about a musical interlude and a possible Derrida-related trigger for technical issues, adding esoteric references. The conversation delves into the meaning of occult and vulgar, touches on Derrida's deconstruction work in literary texts, and explores the intersection of deconstruction with postmodernity and gender theory, emphasizing the breakdown of binary oppositions within texts.
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