Jacques Derrida

Jacques Derrida (July 15, 1930 – October 8, 2004) was an Algerian-born French literary critic and philosopher of Jewish descent, considered the first to develop "deconstruction" after it emerged in the work of Martin Heidegger.

Bibliography

The most complete bibliography available online can be found at this site. The compilation, copyrighted by Peter Krapp, is still in progress, but all major works are listed, sorted by title or by year of publication.

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Selected works by Derrida

(see Jacques Derrida Bibliography)

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• "Letter to a Japanese Friend," in Derrida and Differance, (ISBN 0810107864) eds. Robert Bernasconi and David Wood, 1988*
• "Nietzsche and the Machine," w/ Richard Beardsworth, in Negotiations, (ISBN 0804738920) ed. Elizabeth Rottenberg, 2002*
• "Autoimmunity: Real and Symbolic Suicides", w/ Giovanna Borradori, in Philosophy in a Time of Terror, (ISBN 0226066649) ed. Giovanna Borradori 2003

Works on Derrida

• "Spirit's Spirit Spirits Spirit," Geoffrey Bennington, in Legislations (ISBN 0860916685)*
• "The Differends of Man", Avital Ronnell, in Finitude's Score (ISBN 0803239114)*
• Interrupting Derrida, (ISBN 0415224276) Geoffrey Bennington
• Later Derrida, (ISBN 0415942691) Herman Rapaport
• Derrida and the Political, (ISBN 0415109671) Richard Beardsworth
• Jacques Derrida and the Humanities: a Critical Reader, (ISBN 0521625653) ed. Tom Cohen

*referenced above

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Works by others referenced above

• Being and Time, Martin Heidegger
• "Only a God Can Save Us" (Der Spiegel interview), in Philosophical and Political Writings, Martin Heidegger, ed. Manfred Stassen