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Jacques Derrida, the notoriously complex French theorist who died Oct. 8, was labeled by critics as a moral relativist who obscured the distinction between right and wrong. So perhaps it makes sense that, among Derrida's 1,403 most ardent supporters -- meaning those who signed a letter to The New York Times objecting to an obituary that called him an "abstruse theorist" -- were at least 22 attorneys, law professors and students.
October 20, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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