While glancing through some old posts of mine on alt.postmodern I came upon a painting I'd mentioned of Mark Tansey. It is Derrida and Paul DeMan dancing near the edge of a cliff. I suspect this was in reference to Derrida's writings on DeMan when some of DeMan's World War II writings came out. Anyway, I found the painting rather interesting on many levels - whether the whole problem of postmodern philosophers and their actions during WWII or simply on the level of what Deconstruction "is."
By the way, if you are interested in the above painting, here's a discussion of it and its more subtle features.
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