ADJECTIVE
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of or concerned with the philosophical theory of literature known as deconstructionism
deconstructionist criticism
How To Use deconstructionist In A Sentence
- From the perspective of ideologically marginal Argentine, Borges creatively develops his deconstructionist translation theory which is against tradition, authority and cultural imperialism.
- Christine Tamblyn characterized DeMichiel as an example of an anti-establishment deconstructionist and as a collagist.
- Life lessons, exes, or your philosophical stance on the late Jacques Derrida (Overblown fraud or grand deconstructionist?
- And Derrida, like all Deconstructionists - and, in particular, French aesthetes, are expert at making rhetoric dance.
- As the deconstructionists remind us, all human knowledge is situated in particular social constructions.
- deconstructionist criticism
- Christine Tamblyn characterized DeMichiel as an example of an anti-establishment deconstructionist and as a collagist.
- And in some strange backward reverso-rhetorical deconstructionist logic, when we read 'witch-hunter' over and over in connection with Sarah Palin we begin to think of her as the hunted witch. Evan Derkacz: Witches, Fine... But Does Sarah Palin Believe in Religious Tolerance?
- This four-line poem could easily generate pages of analysis in different theoretic schools - Freudian, Feminist, New Historicists, Deconstructionist, etc.
- The assumptions underlying the deconstructionist view of reality linger on in surprisingly wide circles of influence in the 1990s.
