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Facts about speech: deconstruction, as discussed in deconstruction (criticism): Deconstruction in philosophy:

For Derrida, the most telling and pervasive opposition is the one that treats writing as secondary to or derivative of speech. According to this opposition, speech is a more authentic form of language, because in speech the ideas and intentions of the speaker are immediately “present” (spoken words, in this idealized picture, directly express what the speaker “has in...
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