Overall, this can be a pattern to which Derrida: A Biography stays true all through. Apart from personal traumas, and regardless of moments of excitement such as the 1981 arrest in Prague when visiting to give covert seminars on behalf of the Jan Hus Schooling Foundation - and a public punch-up with Bernard-Henri Lévy - overall, as one would possibly effectively count on, Derrida: A Biography presents a welltravelled life, however not one that provides much of a rival for, say, Ray Monk’s Ludwig Wittgenstein as the idea for a page-turning read.
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