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Where do I start with Derrida?

>> No.19236282

saussure, husserl

>> No.19236288

>>19236251
Start by throwing him in the trash.

>> No.19236290

He’s a rehashed Heidegger

>> No.19236321

>>19236251
Don't

>> No.19236323

>>19236251
That banana bread looks like a good place to start.

>> No.19236376
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>After he was offered banana bread, however, and tried it for the first time, he loved it so much that he pointed to me and said, "You can write that. I love banana bread." So I did, not because it's interesting but because he was motioning somewhat threateningly for a 72-year-old Frenchman.
http://content.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,391685,00.html

holy fuck it's real

>> No.19236391

>banana bread
>it's actually a cake

>> No.19236403

Structure, Sign, and Play is difficult but short and doesn't require too much context.

If you've read Beyond the Pleasure Principle you could read some of the essays in The Post Card. Or if you've read Notes on the Mystic Writing Pad you can read Freud and the Scene of Writing.

Another path would be to read Phaedrus and then the first essay in Dissemination. If you read The Origin of the Work of Art you can read the last essay in The Truth in Painting.

>> No.19236503

>>19236376
What a fucking chad.

>> No.19236664

>>19236391
No, it is a quick bread, very different from a cake, only real likeness is that they both use a batter but there are a good number of breads which use batters.

>> No.19236678

>>19236664
>>19236503
Quick breads aren’t that different from certain heavier cakes such as Hot Milk Cake iirc

>> No.19236752

>>19236678
Cakes are a balancing act to create a certain texture, does not matter the density, compare pound cake or your hot milk cake to white cake, all have that same texture despite very different densities. Quick breads are out of that balancing act range, you can just eyeball the ingredients and tweak your cooking method to suit how ever the batter ends up. Decrease the sugar in a cake recipe, you end up with a dry cake, decrease the sugar in a quick bread recipe and you just end up with less sweet bread.