The idea that language and discourse are constructed through oppositions such as male/female, good/evil, and self/other. Derrida argues that these oppositions are not stable and fixed, but rather are constantly shifting and fluid.
The idea that language and discourse are constructed through oppositions such as male/female, good/evil, and self/other. Derrida argues that these oppositions are not stable and fixed, but rather are constantly shifting and fluid.