New perspectives on the application of Jacques Derrida’s deconstruction

Abstract

The study describes Derrida’s deconstructive analysis as a method, directed to search for contradictions and prejudices, to discover the unconscious in the system, and to reveal the insufficiency of basic assumptions. The new vision of the concept of deconstruction has been analysed. Language is considered through the prism of structuralism and deconstruction. Derrida’s deconstructive approach aims to preserve the structural integrity of writing while challenging the notion of inherent meaning. In Western traditional philosophy and cultural theory, the concept of being and the relation of the subject to the objective world are conceptualised primarily in terms of presence. The results of this study are significant and can be used in different courses of the Contemporary European philosophy. Information of article has new perspectives, because it can be applicated in new scientific projects directed to study linguistic philosophy. Through research methods, the study discovered new aspects of linguistic philosophy, and theory of deconstruction.