Part I includes sections on "the hinge," "the rebus and the complicity of origins," and "science and the name of man.
Part I includes sections on "the hinge," "the rebus and the complicity of origins," and "science and the name of man." Part II is entitled "Nature, Culture, Writing" and includes a discussion of the Essay on the Origin of Languages that emphasizes Rousseau's masturbation, a reading that was contested in "The Rhetoric of Blindness" by Paul de Man. Plato's Phaedrus is cited as an example of the Western preference for speech over writing, which also appears in the work of Saussure and Levi-Strauss. FTP, name this 1967 work, a classic of deconstruction by  Jacques Derrida.
Part I includes sections on "the hinge," "the rebus and the complicity of origins," and "science and the name of man.
{Of Grammatology} or {De la grammatologie}