Dearth: deconstruction after speculative realism, the nothing and nothingness

Tristan Pellion

doi:10.1080/09639489.2026.2687625

June 29, 2026Modern & Contemporary France

Dearth: deconstruction after speculative realism, the nothing and nothingness

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To explore how the philosophies of Derrida and Blanchot anticipate discussions on nothingness.
Literary analysis of Derrida's and Blanchot's texts
Philosophical argumentation
Comparative analysis of speculative realism
Derrida's concepts reveal underlying themes in speculative realism
Blanchot's thoughts illuminate the notion of nothingness
Connections between deconstruction and modern philosophical discourse are established.

Implication

Philosophical analysis explores deconstruction and its implications for understanding nothingness, suggesting new insights.

Abstract

Dans le premier volume de Dearth : Deconstruction after Speculative Realism, The Nothing and Nothingness, Philipp Lynes se propose de montrer que les pensées de Derrida et de Blanchot anticipent qu...

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