Writing and Difference

Derrida's landmark collection dismantles Western philosophy's fondest assumptions with surgical precision and playful wit. From Freud to Foucault, these essays trace how meaning slips, differs, and defers—introducing deconstruction not as destruction, but as a way of reading that reveals the cracks in every system. Dense, rewarding, and endlessly provocative. Perfect for philosophy students, literary theorists, and anyone ready to question how language shapes reality.