La reinvención derrideana de lo judío; Lectura filosófico-política del mesianismo

This paper tries to draw one of the possible routes on the issue of the Jewish from the Derridean philosophy. Evoking the tradition that might be included between Franz Rosenzweig, Emmanuel Lévinas, Walter Benjamin and Jacques Derrida. We believe that the messianic and the Jewish readings to help revise the contemporary political theoretical apparatus and its continuity, on many occasions, with secular modern notions that we have the political agenda as an unquestioned, even disassembled, stage in the sense of a cover-up of the political response can be enclosed by the way, to the same political in its liberal variant. In this way, we want to point out how a thought of as Jewish makes it possible to call into question the central categories of modern thought about the idea of subjectum. This tradition is, at least at one point, in the subversion of the classical philosophical conceptuality levels: ethics and politics come first. With the deployment of a fundamental metaphysical, which would lead to all practical knowledge, the theme of messianism, in the light of the tradition that we are here to rebuild seems to show the primacy of the practical, the questioning of one another prior to any systematization in the name of a self.