Test Academy | What are the points of convergence between Derrida and Barthes? [A] Both believe in the endless play in language and literary texts. [B] Both conclude that the meaning of a text is not final. [C] Both construe that language has retrospective power. [D] They believe that no meaning is reliable. [E] They believe that “the relationship between words, meanings and texts are intrinsic to meaning rather than the word itself”. Choose the correct answer from the options given below: A, B, D and E only, A, B, C and D only, B, C and D only, C, D and E only

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What are the points of convergence between Derrida and Barthes?
[A] Both believe in the endless play in language and literary texts.
[B] Both conclude that the meaning of a text is not final.
[C] Both construe that language has retrospective power.
[D] They believe that no meaning is reliable.
[E] They believe that “the relationship between words, meanings and texts are intrinsic to meaning rather than the word itself”.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Options :

A, B, D and E only
A, B, C and D only
B, C and D only
C, D and E only

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