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The successive revision theory proposes that we think of the three linguistically identified groups of essays primarily not as the canonical texts of three different Mohist factions, but as demarcating three broad chronological strata (Brooks, 1996c).

Furthermore, internal evidence suggests that the writers or editors of the second and third groups of essays referred to the earlier groups of texts while composing their own (Fraser forthcoming [b]; Maeder 1992), so if the different groups of texts were produced by separate Mohist factions, these factions were probably in close contact with each other.

This chronological picture is of course compatible with the possibility that the three broad strata — the three linguistically identified groups of essays — were produced by different teams of Mohist writers or editors, as Graham's version of the three factions theory maintains.

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Four Yale professors joined Derrida to publish a group of essays, Deconstruction and Criticism (1979).

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