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«РАЗЛИЧАНИЕ» И «СВЕРНУТОЕ НИЧЕГО»: КАК МОЛОДОЙ РИШИР ЧИТАЕТ ДЕРРИДА
This paper analyzes the influence of J. Derrida’s philosophy on the early thought of French phenomenologist M. Richir. Main texts for the analysis are Derrida's report "La Différance" and the article "Le Rien Enroulé" by Richir. Author stresses their deep terminological, figurative and substantive interconnectedness. Thus, Richir borrows from Derrida a number of key philosophical figures, including those of trace and differance, and applies them to phenomenological landscape through the first-person narrative. Having examined the correlation between Derrida's figures of differance and Richir's phenomenalization, author concludes that Richir, influenced by the impersonal figure of differance, leads his first-person narrative in an attempt to take it beyond the limits of classical phenomenological discourse. The latter is considered in this context as overlapping first- and third-person perspectives. Moreover, author finds preconditions for Richir's introduction of one of his early key concepts “nothing" (rien) in the text of Derrida’s "La Différance". The paper considers Derrida's text as a key to understanding Richir's article "Le Rien Enroulé" and, as a result, the key to his early philosophy in general.