Table Of Contents:

• VOLUME ONE
• PART ONE: METAPHYSICS
• Deconstruction as Criticism
• The Metaphysics of Presence
• The Problem of Closure in Derrida
• Is Derrida a Transcendental Philosopher?
• The Secret Name of Cats
• PART TWO: PHILOSOPHICAL DIFFERENCES
• Derrida and Heidegger
• Differentiating Derrida and Deleuze
• Derrida
• Neitzsche Contra Heidegger
• PART THREE: PHENOMENOLOGY
• Husserl's Theory of Signs Revisited
• Indication and Occasional Expressions
• Is the Present Ever Present? Phenomenology and the Metaphysics of Presence
• The Relation as the Issue
• Philosophical Extravagence in Merleau-Ponty and Derrida
• PART FOUR: DIALECTICS
• Derrida and Hegel
• <i>Diff[ac]erance</i> and <i>Unterscheid
• Hegel/Marx
• Consciousness and Life
• Spectre and Impurity
• History and the Transcendental in Derrida and Adorno
• VOLUME TWO
• PART ONE: LOGICS OF DECONSTRUCTION
• Derrida and Self-Reference
• Derrida on Rousseau
• Deconstruction as Philosophy of Logic
• PART TWO: SEMIOTIC DIFFERENCES
• Difference Unlimited
• Le Texte Quatri[gr]eme
• L'[ac]ev[ac]enement Comme Simulacre
• A Plague on Both Your Houses
• PART THREE: ITERABILITY AND MEANING
• With the Compliments of the Author
• Minimalist Semantics
• Davidson and Derrida on Meaning, Use and Convention
• Iterability and Meaning
• The Searle-Derrida Debate
• Truth Conditions, Rhetoric and Logical Form
• Davidson and Deconstruction
• PART FOUR: DIALOGUE, INTERPRETATION, POSTMODERNISM
• Destruktion</i> and Deconstruction
• Vigilance and Interruption
• Derrida, Gadamer and the Limits of Dialogue
• The Other of Justice
• Habermas and the Ethical Challenge of Postmodernism
• Prospects for Thinking Reconstruction Postmetaphysically
• Postmodernism minus the Quote Marks
• PART FIVE: KNOWLEDGE, REPRESENTATION, SIMULATION
• Derrida's Empirical Realism
• Brain Writing and Derrida
• The Brain, the Mental Apparatus and the Text
• PART SIX: NATURAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
• Complimentarity, Idealization and the Limits of Classical Conceptions of Reality
• Thinking Technicity
• Thinking Dia-Grams
• VOLUME THREE
• PART ONE: READING THE SUBJECT
• On Being with Others, Heidegger-Derrida-Wittgenstein
• The Response of Ulysses
• PART TWO: METAPHOR AND TRANSLATION
• Metaphor and Philosophy
• An Encounter with Derrida
• Quasi-Metaphoricity and the Question of Being
• Translation and Philosophy
• PART THREE: THE ART OF JUDGEMENT
• Derrida, Kant and the Performance of Parergonality
• The Frontier
• Between Kant and Hegel
• Women on the Edge of Modernity
• PART FOUR: FACTURE, FORM, EVENT
• Frank Stella and Jacques Derrida
• Toward a Postmodern Ethic of Singularity
• The Object of Post-Criticism
• PART FIVE: LITERATURE
• The Rhetoric of Blindness
• <i>Monsieur Texte
• PART SIX: MATTER, REPETITION AND FRAMING IN PSYCHOANALYSIS
• Projects for a Scientific Psychology
• Freud, Derrida and Connectionist Theories of Cognition
• The Pleasures of Repetition
• The Frame of Reference
• Poe, Lacan and Derrida
• Derrida, Empiricism and the Postal Services
• VOLUME FOUR
• PART ONE: TRACES OF THE OTHER
• Neoplatonic Henology as an Overcoming of Metaphysics
• The Trace of Levinas and Derrida
• Incommensurability and Otherness Revisited
• La Pens[ac]ee de l'[circumflex]Etre et la Question de l'Autre
• PART TWO: ETHICS AND ALTERITY
• Comment Ne Pas Manger
• Deconstruction and Humanism
• The Other's Decision in Me
• What Are the Politics of Friendship?
• Given Time</i> and the Gift of Life
• PART THREE: TEXTUALITY AND POWER
• Deconstruction and Social Theory
• The Case of Liberalism
• Subaltern Studies
• Deconstructing Historiography
• Crash Theory
• The Ubiquity of the Fetish at the End of Time
• PART FOUR: JUSTICE AND LEGALITY
• The Relevance of Time to the Relationship between the Philosophy of the Limit and Systems Theory
• Democracy and Difference
• Reflections on the Metapolitics of Lyotard and Derrida
• PART FIVE: ONTOLOGY AND SEXUAL DIFFERENCE
• Ontology and Equivocation
• Derrida's Politics of Sexual Difference
• [ac]Eperon Strings
• Bodies That Matter
• Somatic Compliance
• Feminism, Biology and Science
• PART SIX: MARXISM, SPECTRALITY AND THE NEW WORLD ORDER
• Marx's Purloined Letter
• Marx without Marxism
• Marx and Poststructuralist Philosophies of Difference
• A Global Theory of Global Politics, Mimetic War and the Spectral State