Deconstruction and the Interests of Theory

Burns & Oates (1992)
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A collection of essays in current analytical philosophy, which is united by a general concern with the uses of theory and the way that certain 'advanced' forms of literary-critical theory have been extended to other disciplines - often, the author argues, with undesirable results.

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Christopher Norris
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