Jacque Derrida, of Grammatology (The Written Being/The Being Written)

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Jacque Derrida, Of Grammatology (The Written Being/The Being Written)
-Derrida notes that Nietzsche did not view reading and writing as activities that uncovered objective meanings.Rather,Nietzsche thought that reading and writing "create meanings." It follows from this that

• A)written words can express different ideas for different people,and there is not a correct interpretation of a writer's words.
• B)words are meaningless,and hence meaning must always be created.
• C)it is easy to communicate to other people the ideas that one intends to communicate.
• D)the meanings of words are fixed.

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