英文摘要 |
The paper departs with Derrida’s discussion of the im-possible double bind that explains the im-possible as an opening and invitation to the Other, im-possible and aporetic, which produces the unconditionality as Derrida’s etho-political core. With the concept of im-possible, Derrida forges his own etho-political philosophy, including the concepts of unconditional hospitality, politics of friendship, forgiveness, gift, democracy to come, and deconstructive justice. The stake of the im-possible does not suggest that it will become possible, but that it will change and transform the notion of possible. The project that he aims to carry out is to deconstruct the limit of experience between the possible and the impossible: Derrida endows this dichotomy with the radical sense that the im-possible lies beyond the possibility of the two, i.e., the im-possible as—comme/en tant que—possible. Only in the possible that constantly strives for the impossible can the possible be made incessant going. The incessant going, as the impossible of a spectral form, can transcend the existing structures and experiences. The impossible as the possible front makes something always to-come, or the impossible as a supplement or a specter, towards the opening to come or of the future (avenir). This helps us think whether there is a possibility beyond the existing law and institutions, with more justice and democracy. |