Theorising 'spectrality': ontology and ethics in Derrida and Bhaskar
New Formations - ISSN 0950-2378
Volume 2005 Number 56
Theorising 'spectrality': ontology and ethics in Derrida and Bhaskar
Alan Norrie pages -
Abstract
Norrie suggests the ontological commitment required to maintain an ethics of ambivalence and incompleteness. He explores the links between deconstruction and critical realism, particularly by examining Derrida’s attitude to ontology and spectrality in modern life. He also suggests Roy Bhaskar’s work, in which critical realism and its dialects act in places of Derrida’s spectrality, particularly in Bhaskar’s discussions of ontological monovolence.
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Alan Norrie (2005) Theorising 'spectrality': ontology and ethics in Derrida and Bhaskar, New Formations, 2005(56), -