Derrida, Jacques

"There is no outside text."

"Deconstruction is not destructive."

"The most effective politics is the one that speaks to the future."

"Justice is an experience of the impossible."

"One must always speak of everything."

"Forgiveness is not natural."

"The other is absolutely other."

"Hospitality is culture itself."

"Writing is the possibility of doing without the voice."

"Every text is at war with itself."

"To read is to work."

"The future is not something we predict, but something we create."

"Difference is the condition of meaning."

"Memory is a kind of monument."

"We can never fully know the other."

"Language is a system of differences."

"The self is always divided."

"Responsibility requires me to be unreasonable."

"The gift is the impossible."

"Deconstruction begins with a word."

"Time is the obsession of philosophy."

"Being is not presence."

"The law is not just."

"To be is to be interrupted."

"The archive is never complete."

"Love is a kind of violence."

"We inherit what we did not choose."

"The future remains to come."

"Silence is not nothing."

"Power is always provisional."