Philosophy-literature relation in Jacques Derrida

Literature has a very important position in Jacques Derrida's thought. This position activates a process that will question the classical meanings of literature and philosophy disciplines. With this functioning, Derrida disrupts the classic opposition relationship between the two disciplines. Thus, the classic relationship is replaced by a relationship in which the founding effects of philosophy and literature on each other are taken into account. Understanding this new Derridarian literary idea is possible only by understanding the ideas of writings and texts that Derrida always thinks in relation to the literary institution. Because, according to Derrida, literature is actually understood as a variety of writing and text movements. These ideas on writing, text and literature do not only determine the relationship between philosophy and literature in an original sense. They also propose to the social sciences a logic that will make it possible to question traditional ways of thinking.