This thinker states “I have but one language – yet that language is not mine” and describes his schooling as an immigrant in Monolingualism of the Other. This thinker first coined a “neographism” analogized to an Egyptian pyramid in an essay about the “hyperbolic moment” of the Enlightenment. In the 1990s, this thinker used the similarity of his language’s word for “ontology” to his coined term “hauntology” (10[1])in the book Spectres of Marx. (10[1])To describe paths left behind by iterable writing, this thinker used his native language’s word for “trace” to name a concept borrowed by Gayatri Spivak. This thinker intentionally (-5[1])misspelled the French word for “difference” with the letter (10[1])A to explain the meaning of signs. For 10 points, name this post-structuralist thinker who wrote about deconstruction in Of Grammatology. ■END■ (10[1]0[2])