What are the points of convergence between Derrida and Barthes?

1.Both believe in the endless play in language and literary texts.

2.Both conclude that the meaning of a text is not final.

3.Both construe that language has retrospective power.

4.They believe that no meaning is reliable.

5.They believe that the relationship between words, meaning and texts is intrinsic to meaning rather than the word itself.

AA, B, D and E only

BA, B, C and D only

CB, C and D only

DC, D and E only

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