Religious Echoes of the Errant Text: Darker Shades of Derrida's Pathless Way (original) (raw)

This essay explores the themes of wandering and errancy in the works of Jacques Derrida, suggesting a darker aspect underlying his peregrinary motifs. It posits that while Derrida's approach to text and meaning challenges traditional notions of stability and truth, it simultaneously raises questions about the implications of abandoning control over the interpretation of texts. The discussion also touches on the relevance of Derrida's thought in theological contexts and the ethical dimensions of his philosophical projects.