Jacques Derrida
B- Birthday
- July 15, 1930
- Age
- 95
- Height
- 0'0" (0 cm)
- Net Worth
- $1M
About
Jacques Derrida was a highly influential French philosopher known for developing the philosophy of deconstruction. His work involved close readings of linguistics and phenomenology, particularly drawing from the ideas of Ferdinand de Saussure and Husserl and Heidegger. Derrida is considered one of the major figures associated with post-structuralism and postmodern philosophy. His ideas have had a profound impact on literary criticism, philosophy, and other fields of humanities.
Career Timeline
Publication of 'Speech and Phenomena'
Derrida's early work begins to gain attention within academic circles, marking the start of his philosophical career.
Deconstruction is introduced
Publication of 'Of Grammatology,' 'Writing and Difference,' and 'Speech and Phenomena', introducing deconstruction to a wider audience. Increased recognition and influence followed.
International Academic Recognition Grows
Derrida's work gains significant international recognition, influencing literary criticism, philosophy, and other fields.
Controversies and Debates Emerge
Derrida's ideas spark considerable debate and controversy, solidifying his position as a central figure in postmodern thought.
Derrida's Death
Derrida passed away, but his works continues to be studied and debated, ensuring his lasting influence.
