Derrida

Both mar­ginal micro-literatures and mys­ticism offer them­selves as a modus loquendi a way of speaking, and a modus agenda (a way of acting) that com­ments upon or speaks to a center and speaks it otherwise.

I want to cross over to the other track, for a moment to think about the lan­guage of law and margins so as to provide a few “crossovers” for our topics.

So, in this first game, there is some­thing easy to do.

Derrida was fre­quently inter­ested in mar­ginal writing, as we can see in La gram­ma­tologie, Marges de la Philosophie, or, of course, the infi­nitely labyrinthine Glas. None of these inter­ven­tions can be read devoid of their physical, material aspect.