Hauntology: Why We're Haunted by The Past

Jacques Derrida wrote Specters of Marx in 1993 - in the aftermath of the 20th century. In direct opposition to Francis Fukuyama's End of History, Derrida theorizes a retelling of history that will forever continue to change and evolve. Derrida writes of a historical view that is ever evolving, filled with specters from the past. The cultural memories of Marx are still recent and continue to live on through debate and ideology.