Sarah Wood is a Lecturer in the School of English, University of Kent, UK.

"This is a fine addition to the Reader's Guide series. Sarah Wood has produced a book which can truly guide readers through the eleven essays in Derrida's Writing and Difference, but which does so without distorting Derrida's thought beyond recognition, without simplifying truly complicated ideas, and above all by staying faithful to the creative and 'literary' dimensions of Derrida's practices of reading, writing and thinking" - Professor Graham Allen, University College Cork, Ireland

• 1. Context 2. Overview of Themes3. Reading the Text4. Reception and Influence5. Further Reading

Sarah Wood is a Lecturer in the School of English, University of Kent, UK.

"This is a fine addition to the Reader's Guide series. Sarah Wood has produced a book which can truly guide readers through the eleven essays in Derrida's Writing and Difference, but which does so without distorting Derrida's thought beyond recognition, without simplifying truly complicated ideas, and above all by staying faithful to the creative and 'literary' dimensions of Derrida's practices of reading, writing and thinking" - Professor Graham Allen, University College Cork, Ireland

• 1. Context 2. Overview of Themes3. Reading the Text4. Reception and Influence5. Further Reading

Sarah Wood is a Lecturer in the School of English, University of Kent, UK.

"This is a fine addition to the Reader's Guide series. Sarah Wood has produced a book which can truly guide readers through the eleven essays in Derrida's Writing and Difference, but which does so without distorting Derrida's thought beyond recognition, without simplifying truly complicated ideas, and above all by staying faithful to the creative and 'literary' dimensions of Derrida's practices of reading, writing and thinking" - Professor Graham Allen, University College Cork, Ireland

• 1. Context 2. Overview of Themes3. Reading the Text4. Reception and Influence5. Further Reading