CONTENTS	6
	GENERAL EDITOR’S PREFACE	8
	ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS	10
	INTRODUCTION	12
	ROOTS: STRUCTURALISM AND NEW CRITICISM	16
	FROM KANT TO SAUSSURE: THE PRISON-HOUSE OF CONCEPTS	19
	NEW CRITIC INTO STRUCTURALIST?	22
	ROLAND BARTHES	23
	BEYOND NEW CRITICISM	30
	JACQUES DERRIDA: LANGUAGE AGAINST ITSELF	33
	BLINDNESS AND INSIGHT: DECONSTRUCTING THE NEW CRITICISM	37
	LANGUAGE, WRITING, DIFFERANCE	39
	CULTURE, NATURE, WRITING: ROUSSEAU AND LÉVI- STRAUSS	47
	FROM VOICE TO TEXT: DERRIDA’S CRITIQUE OF PHILOSOPHY	56
	PHENOMENOLOGY AND/OR STRUCTURALISM?	62
	NIETZSCHE: PHILOSOPHY AND DECONSTRUCTION	70
	NIETZSCHE, PLATO AND THE SOPHISTS	74
	DECONSTRUCTION ON TWO WHEELS	75
	WRITING AND PHILOSOPHY	78
	BEYOND INTERPRETATION?	81
	NIETZSCHE AND HEIDEGGER	82
	NIETZSCHE’S UMBRELLA	84
	BETWEEN MARX AND NIETZSCHE: THE POLITICS OF DECONSTRUCTION	88
	DERRIDA ON HEGEL	89
	MARXISM, STRUCTURALISM AND DECONSTRUCTION	92
	NIETZSCHE CONTRA MARX?	97
	FOUCAULT AND SAID: THE RHETORIC OF POWER	99
	THE AMERICAN CONNECTION	104
	DECONSTRUCTION ‘ON THE WILD SIDE’: GEOFFREY HARTMAN AND J. HILLIS MILLER	106
	PAUL DE MAN: RHETORIC AND REASON	114
	DECONSTRUCTION AT THE LIMIT?	119
	‘ORDINARY LANGUAGE’: THE CHALLENGE FROM AUSTIN	122
	HAROLD BLOOM	129
	DERRIDA AND BLOOM ON FREUD	136
	CONCLUSION: DISSENTING VOICES	139
	WITTGENSTEIN: LANGUAGE AND SCEPTICISM	142
	AFTERWORD (1991): FURTHER THOUGHTS ON DECONSTRUCTION, POSTMODERNISM AND THE POLITICS OF THEORY	149
	POSTSCRIPT TO THE THIRD (2002) EDITION	171
	NOTES FOR FURTHER READING	194
	BIBLIOGRAPHY	205
	INDEX	239
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