Of Grammatology by Jacques Derrida

Of Grammatology, published in 1967, is one of Jacques Derrida's seminal works that lays the foundation for the field of deconstruction. Derrida, a French philosopher, challenges the traditional Western metaphysics and the privileging of speech over writing. He argues that writing, or "grammatology," is not secondary to speech but fundamentally shapes our understanding of language and meaning. Derrida’s work revolutionized literary theory, philosophy, and various other fields by questioning the very basis of how meaning is constructed.

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