Jean-Luc Nancy, Derrida, Supplements

In his prologue to Derrida, Supplements, Jean-Luc Nancy writes that the texts collected here 'are not studies or commentaries or interpretations of Derrida's thought.Instead, I think of them as responses to his presence' (1).In the sixteen essays that follow, many of which appear here in English translation for the first time, Nancy welcomes the reader to almost thirty years of such responses to, reflections on, and engagements with his longtime friend and interlocuter.Anne O'Byrne provides reliable and eminently readable translations of the texts when no existing translation is available, fitting in neatly among both Derrida and Nancy's