In this paper, we will first examine how Derrida and Seng Zhao express “deconstruction” through the grammatology and syntax of their philosophical writings. Then we will see how Derrida and Seng Zhao, by deconstructing their grammar and syntax, show the impossibility of grasping the essence of theological ontology and the essence of logical ontology. We will also see how they thereby negate both the nominal ontology and the material ontology in their respctive philosophical traditions. Finally we will see how Derrida and Seng Zhao, from different deconstructive ways but with similar terms of “nonentity”, conclude their theories of double negation.