Derrida calls a word a "trace" because
A) it traces the essential nature of its object.
B) what determines its identity is largely absent from an occasion of its use.
C) we can trace every word back to its origins in antiquity.
D) like the traces that allow a horse to pull the cart, words "pull" thoughts in their train.
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Q1: This is not an example of a
Q2: Derrida holds, with Saussure, that language is
Q3: Logocentrism, as Derrida understands it,
A) means that
Q5: Speaking is not more in touch with
Q6: A metanarrative is
A) a story about the
Q7: Foucault understands an episteme to be
A) an
Q8: Archaeology, as practiced by Foucault
A) searches out
Q9: In doing genealogy, Foucault aims to discover
A)
Q10: Foucault says that the soul
A) is an
Q11: The techniques of discipline aim at
A) normalization.
B)
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