GORDON, Gareth.- Horizons of Change: Deconstruction and the Evanescence of Authority.
ABSTRACT This dissertation considers the troubled relationship between Derridean deconstruction and the realm of theory and action that has (...)
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GORDON, Gareth.- Horizons of Change: Deconstruction and the Evanescence of Authority. - List of Abbreviations Used.
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GORDON, Gareth.- Horizons of Change: Deconstruction and the Evanescence of Authority. - Introduction.
Previous Abstract and Contents List of abbreviations used When I read Lyotard’s The Postmodern Condition for the first time, I was immediately (...)
GORDON, Gareth.- Horizons of Change: Deconstruction and the Evanescence of Authority. - Chapter 1. False Start.
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GORDON, Gareth.- Horizons of Change: Deconstruction and the Evanescence of Authority. - Chapter 2. Departures.
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GORDON, Gareth.- Horizons of Change: Deconstruction and the Evanescence of Authority. - Chapter 3. The Bridge: Where it Hinges.
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GORDON, Gareth.- Horizons of Change: Deconstruction and the Evanescence of Authority. - Chapter 4. Journey’s End/New Beginning.
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GORDON, Gareth.- Horizons of Change: Deconstruction and the Evanescence of Authority. - Conclusion and Bibliography.
Previous Do not expect me to provide you with a system. My system is Progress, that is to say the need to work constantly toward discovering the (...)