Tribe.net. Local Connections Edward http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/42673730-413e-481b-8039-f0ea02a28352#378d31fa-e451-48e4-bca2-91d557f1d861 2004-09-05T21:57:56Z 2004-09-05T21:57:56Z

Actually, the title essay argues explicitly <i>against</i> the idea of a method of reading. --Ed

Edward 2004-09-05T21:57:56Z charles http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/42673730-413e-481b-8039-f0ea02a28352#9a75b558-e36b-4af8-93a1-1c2b70ee7dcb 2004-08-20T21:42:19Z 2004-08-20T21:42:19Z

Just finished reading The Resistance to Theory (the essay collection) by Paul de Man. I felt I understood it better than the last time I dipped into theory. And recently reading Derrida the same. Although I still don't "comprehend" it completely. I think I am getting a sense for the method and the way the terms and the references interact or react to each other. Also I think de Man is usually easier for me. Also, I tried reading Kristeva's first novel recently, not sure why people liked it. Pretty dry.

charles 2004-08-20T21:42:19Z