[D66] De gezonken begrafenisboot

[A.O.]

"Derrida believes force is a by product of language's power of
signification. Because the signifier is always in excess, meaning more
than it is supposed to, the writer's intended meaning cannot contain it;
this is the force of language. "Force is not darkness, and it is not
hidden under a form for which it would serve as substance, matter, or
crypt. Force cannot be conceived on the basis of an oppositional couple,
that is, on the basis of the complicity between phenomenology and
occultism. Nor can it be conceived, from within phenomenology, as the
fact opposed to meaning."



http://strongreading.blogspot.com/2010/08/derrida-writing-and-difference-chapters.html