JACQUES DERRIDA, LE PHILOSOPHE DE LA DECONSTRUCTION
JACQUES DERRIDA, LE PHILOSOPHE DE LA DECONSTRUCTION

Summary/Abstract: The sign theories of Jacques Derrida fall in the current post-structuralist, opposite to saussurean structuralism, where, the signifier refers directly to the signified, and which conveyed a logocentric thought centered on the language, that has existed since Platon. Using the writing, J. Derrida seeks to question the metaphysical story running under the user of the oppositions. It develops a theory of deconstruction of the discourse that challenges the static view of the structure to provide a lack of the structure, of the centre, of univocal meaning. The direct relationship between signifier and signified is no longer taking place and then slides infinite sense of a signifier to another.

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