Grammatology explained with video games and a cat — not bad!
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Grammatology explained with video games and a cat — not bad!
*Thanks to HAU for this post. If you don’t know them, check them out on Facebook.
not bad, prefer to think of that work in relation to scene/setting/framing (via Austin) vs just literal grammar (tho a fan of Wittgenstein on our bewitchment by grammar) and so to both hermeneutics and environs.
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And the cats!?
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ha yes the feline gaze, all part of the blooming buzzing confusion (pace Derrida as desert father).
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Feline gaze — ha!
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While a nice video, I do not think it explains Derrida/deconstruction/differance quite adequately. It makes some contextualist approaches in linguistics understandable to some degree, but with this video, I feel, a learner couldn’t really tell the difference between, e.g. Quine and Derrida. The best one could say is, here “ahh, what Quine calls language, Derrida calls (written) text”.
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Fair — it was meant/shared to be a bit of a joke too.
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http://syntheticzero.net/2014/12/01/we-by-joel-letkemann/
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