Jacques Derrida Portrait - Mug

Derrida argued that meaning never fully settles, that every text defers and differs from itself. Entire humanities departments have not recovered. Best used for the first coffee, before anyone has said anything to you.

• Works at the desk: Wide handle, stable base — no wobble across a cluttered reading table.
• Print that stays put: The design will not fade out after a fortnight of washing up.
• For the deconstructed: Recognized instantly in literature, theory and continental philosophy circles.

There is no outside-text. There is, however, a portrait.