Jacques Derrida on Photography

[iwpoe]

Is he autobiographically rehersing Heidegger here? Is he actually claiming that he has a kind of _Being and Time_ 'be authentic to the teaching and anxcious in the face of death/Nazi/Will to power/control' kind of thing over his own image which he subsequently abandoned to releasment in the face of the realization of the impossibility of control- a realization that came about through his actions in the political sphere. That is, with some general exatitude, early to late Heidegger in miniature.

[Lensmass]

As with most things, I perfectly agree with Jacque.

[VisualTropica]

oh ok. its from the movie "Derrida" 2002 by Kirby Dick, Amy Ziering isn it ?

[VisualTropica]

where can i find the whole recording of this interview ?

i can find singular clips here on youtube but would like to watch it as a whole thing.

[charlatanbaby]

It's better to conduct yourself on your primal, naturalistic urges than to ponder and probe every facet of your existence. Doesn't Derrida suffer from anxiety and angst from all this introspection? I went through this phase in my life and was utterly morbid.

[efelwhy]

Hi, where did this clip come from? I'd love to quote him for an essay I'm doing on photography.

Thank you!

[cinecorp89]

Why does he seem to lapse into an American accent at 3:13?

[lampforthepoor]

you're right he does. people for whom english is a second language often change accents without noticing if they learnt the language from teachers who themselves had different accents. my aunt once told me a story about the US and the UK and her accent made sudden and uncanny shifts with the topic. i thought she was joking but she had no idea she was doing it until i mentioned.

[lampforthepoor]

he may have incidentally been recalling a period of his life spent in america

[hyperseauton]

Was the first public photograph of a bald man said to be Derrida, a photograph of Michel Foucault?

[ggarn087]

not 1969 in the translation but 1979 and not relevant to but pertaining to...