This academic article, "Derrida and Europe beyond identity" by Mihail Evans, critiques a recent collection of essays titled Europe after Derrida: Crisis and Potentiality. Evans argues that many contributors in this volume misunderstand Derrida's consistent engagement with the concept of Europe, particularly by failing to recognize its roots in phenomenological philosophy from thinkers like Husserl, Heidegger, and Patočka. The author contends that these essays often misinterpret Derrida's challenge to conventional notions of identity by resorting to sociological and cultural studies ideas, rather than grasping his proposal for Europe as a project to rethink identity fundamentally. The article suggests that Gasché’s Europe, or The Infinite Task is a more accurate single-volume treatment of Derrida's work on Europe, which other scholars in the criticized volume largely overlook.

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