Presence and Origin: On the Possibility of the Static-Genetic Distinction

Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 36 (2):129-147 (2005)
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In this paper, I defend Husserl against Derrida's critique that Husserl's phenomenology is of a piece with the "the metaphysics of presence." I show much of Derrida's critique can be met by what Husserl calls "genetic phenomenology.".

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Michael K. Shim
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