This work was to be delivered to Jacques Derrida for his 75th birthday.
Started to life a year earlier, he did not get to know him.

The internationally renowned authors, who provide here the testimony of the fertility of Derrida's thinking in their respective fields of work, all frequented both the author and the work.
Derrida has meant for them a lifeline that keeps them at a distance from dogmatisms and opens a future for thought, writing, life.

Far from being negative, as it is often intended to be believed, the practice of deconstruction, to which Derrida's name is attached, chooses, contrary to all thoughts that want to make madness reasonable,
run the risk and the chance to freak out the reason: to see another horizon of justice, of the gift, of democracy, and a revolution in the very thought of the revolution.

Two unpublished texts by Jacques Derrida have come here to find their deferred place. They incite, with an inflexible rigor, to think about what is coming.