Derrida had some actual things to say. But most of the valuable ideas he had to express had already been explored by Heidegger in a more complete way, or by Wi

Derrida had some actual things to say. But most of the valuable ideas he had to express had already been explored by Heidegger in a more complete way, or by Wittgenstein in an uncannily clear, concise and orderly way.