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Introduction The Promise of Politics and Pedagogy Michael A. Peters Peters, Michael A. Gert Biesta Biesta, Gert 1
Ch. 1 Deconstruction, Justice, and the Vocation of Education Gert Biesta Biesta, Gert 15
Ch. 2 Derrida as a Profound Humanist Michael A. Peters Peters, Michael A. 39
Ch. 3 Derrida, Nietzsche, and the Return to the Subject Michael A. Peters Peters, Michael A. 59
Ch. 4 From Critique to Deconstruction: Derrida as a Critical Philosopher Gert Biesta Biesta, Gert 81
Ch. 5 Education after Deconstruction: Between Event and Invention Gert Biesta Biesta, Gert 97
Ch. 6 The University and the Future of the Humanities Michael A. Peters Peters, Michael A. 115
Welcome! Postscript on Hospitality, Cosmopolitanism, and the Other Michael A. Peters Peters, Michael A. 133
Index 139
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Karen Turner
reviewed Derrida, Deconstruction, and the Politics of Pedagogy on August 06, 2014
Derrida, Deconstruction, and the Politics of Pedagogy
Quite a good introduction/summary of critical theory, its main philosophers and how it applies to literary studies. It is still a demanding read but Belsey made a good attempt in explaning what Derrida and Barthes really meant. And while I was reading it, I even thought for a moment, I finally understood it! Of course, later on, I realized it is not really possible to understand them fully as it is an extremely dense material but it clarifies certain points.
If someone is interested in critical theory and literary studies, it helps! It is not the best book I have read on the matter but it is a decent explanation.
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