Historicidad y "différance" El diálogo entre Derrida y Vattimo

Abstract

The article analyzes the philosophy of Jacques Derrida and Gianni Vattimo's critique of his concept of différance and ahistoricity. First, it explores the foundations of Derridean deconstruction, highlighting concepts such as différance and archi-writing, and their impact on the critique of the metaphysics of logocentrism. Then, it examines Derrida's critique of logocentrism and his deconstructive approach to dismantling traditional philosophical hierarchies. Finally, it presents Vattimo's critique, arguing that Derrida's différance, by transcending history, risks becoming a new form of metaphysics. Vattimo proposes integrating temporality and historical contingency into philosophical reflection. The article concludes with a reflection on the possibility of synthesizing deconstruction and hermeneutics, integrating philosophical critique and historicity.