Abstract
of different typefaces. This is a strategy that Derrida is also fond of (see, for example, Dissemination and Glas), although he rarely provides a key to his typographics. The key employed in this book is simple. Most chapters in this book begin with a pre-text, a leading-in, which is also a pretext, an excuse (but also a concealment) for what
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