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La catastrofe del testo

"For Jacques Derrida, the autobiographical
writing of the Confessions of J. J. Rousseau
fills a void, comparing to an act of onanism,
not directly according to nature. The text is
catastrophe because it deceives and destroys
nature, if the writing, the supplement, or the text
introduces unnaturalness into life, in a narrative,
autobiographical key. The writing does not close
the circle of seduction, producing a text that is
sufficient unto itself, because the text needs the
other, the other one who is outside the text and
who gives the text the status of a social, shared,
existing object. I will try to demonstrate that all
the things which are out of the text communicate
with all the elements which stay inside the text.
The catastrophe of the text becomes a strategic
definition for describing the experimental processes
of language, the same processes which circumvent
the subjective censorship of autobiography and the
objective censorship of history."