@article{1434465,
      recid = {1434465},
      author = {Schad, John, and Dalmasso, Fred, and Schad, John, and  Schad, John, and Dalmasso, Fred.},
      title = {Derrida/Benjamin : two plays for the stage /},
      pages = {1 online resource (ix, 197 pages)},
      abstract = {Within the work of both Jacques Derrida and Walter  Benjamin there is a buried theatricality, a theatre  to-come. And in the last fifteen years there has been a  growing awareness of this theatricality. To date, though,  there has not been a published stage play about either  Derrida or Benjamin Cue Derrida/Benjamin, a volume that  brings together two tragi-comic plays which mirror each  other in a host of ways - above all, in the way that the  central philosophical figure is displaced, or not quite  where or when we would expect to find them. In Derrida's  case, it is Oxford in 1968; in Benjamin's case, it is  somewhere (or nowhere) near London in 1948. These, then,  are plays in which the philosopher is exiled, or elsewhere  - not quite himself. This a volume for anyone with an eye  or ear for where theatre or performance meets philosophy -  students, scholars, readers, actors.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1434465},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-49807-8},
}