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Logocentrism as a book category centers works that interrogate the supremacy of language, speech, and written word as the primary means of producing meaning and truth. It groups philosophical and critical theory texts (Derridean deconstruction, Saussurean linguistics, post-structuralist critique) with literary and experimental fiction and poetry that foregrounds textuality, authorship, and the instability of signification. Books in this category examine how words shape reality, expose the metaphysics of presence and authority embedded in language, and often use self-reflexive, metafictional, or fragmentary forms to demonstrate meaning’s slippage. Ideal for readers interested in philosophy of language, semiotics, and avant-garde literature, the category includes rigorous essays, critical anthologies, and imaginative works that make language and its limits the central subject.

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