[Milton-L] Derrida essay on Milton

[Marie-Dominique Garnier]

Dear Alice, Dear all,


I knew there was something the matter with that
Derrida/non-Derrida/De-Derrida essay. Derrida would have loved the mistake
and the confusion, the game of hide and seek, and did not believe in the
least, I think, in the reality of real McCoys. In de-coys, rather.

For anyone interested in Derrida and Milton (or the other way round, which
is not quite the same thing), I wrote a short piece "From Dagon to Deleuze
and Derrida" which Christophe Tournu was kind enough to include in his
edited volume: Milton in France, (Peter Lang), 2008,329-343. 

Marie-D. Garnier

University of Paris 8 at St Denis

 
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[mailto:milton-l-bounces at lists.richmond.edu] On Behalf Of Alice Crawford
Berghof
Sent: mercredi 27 mai 2009 01:16
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Subject: [Milton-L] Derrida essay on Milton

Hello, all.  Attached is a seminar paper Derrida wrote about Milton.  
The essay is part of the Derrida archives and will be featured in an
upcoming presentation at UC Irvine by Herman Rappaport.  I have been given
permission to distribute it to the Milton list.  I'm attaching it as a doc
and as a pdf.  Hoping you'll find it interesting.
Alice Berghof
Lecturer in the Humanities
UC Irvine