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13Lynn Turner, Undine Sellbach and Ron Broglio (eds.), The Edinburgh Companion to Animal StudiesDerrida Today 14 (1): 113-121. 2021.
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32Following the animal-to-comeDerrida Today 12 (1): 20-40. 2019.Jacques Derrida's The Animal That Therefore I Am (2008) presents a sustained reflection on a concept of ‘the animal’ that has underpinned the work of much of the philosophical tradition. Based on a series of lectures originally presented in 1997 Derrida's speculation on the question of the animal was thus written at a time when Derrida's thought was often turned to the motif of ‘to-come’ (see Derrida 1992; 1994) such that one may wonder at the apparent evasion, both in Derrida's text and in its …Read more
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32Wild thoughts: A deconstructive environmental ethicsEnvironmental Ethics 23 (2): 115-134. 2001.Although environmental ethics has become more familiar and comfortable with the work of postmodernism, “deconstruction” in particular continues to be depicted as “destructive” and “nihilistic.” A close examination of some specific works of deconstruction, however, shows that, far from denying responsibilities to the environment, deconstruction seeks to affirm a radical obligation toward the “other.” Because this possibility is habitually ruled out by denunciations of deconstruction’s imputed rel…Read more
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4Wild Thoughts: A Deconstructive Environmental EthicsEnvironmental Ethics 23 (2): 115-134. 2001.Although environmental ethics has become more familiar and comfortable with the work of postmodernism, “deconstruction” in particular continues to be depicted as “destructive” and “nihilistic.” A close examination of some specific works of deconstruction, however, shows that, far from denying responsibilities to the environment, deconstruction seeks to affirm a radical obligation toward the “other.” Because this possibility is habitually ruled out by denunciations of deconstruction’s imputed rel…Read more
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