Jacques Derrida, Albert Camus pensées des ailleurs

Abstract EN

Residents of the border between philosophy and literature, Jacques Derrida as a philosopher and as a writer Albert Camus each develop their side, a aporetic thinking margins which houses the limits of language.

In questioning the status of philosophy they face a constitutive ambivalence made of inclusions and exclusions and thus negation.

The fused between philosophy and literary critic and philosopher in spite of himself the other, they share not only the life destinies, but as well the belief that the modern conception of philosophy is reviewed.