Michał Krzykawski
Cahiers ERTA, Numéro 11 Acédie / Honte, malaise, inquiétude, ressentiment, 2017, pp. 81-103
https://doi.org/10.4467/23538953CE.17.005.6899The aim of this article is to discuss the autobiographical inscription that dwells in Jacques Derrida’s writing. Derrida’s « overmemory », that blocks autobiography as a récit, seems to be the trigger for the singular and somehow emotional style of his writing through which he saves himself inside his own philosophy based, among others, on the principle of dissemination. Circumfession, that I read through what I call « penile thread » [f i l p é n i e n], shows different strategies to preserve some traces of Derrida’s proper name.