Derrida on Formal Logic

Exploring themes of identity and contradiction, this interpretive essay delves into Jacques Derrida's analysis of formal logic, particularly through the lens of Joyce's Ulysses. It offers students a clear account of Derrida's critique of western metaphysics and evaluates the implications of his conclusions on the robustness of formal logic. This work serves as a valuable resource for understanding Derrida's philosophical contributions and their significance in the context of formal logic.