How to pronounce “deconstruction” in English

Deconstruction is taking something very big and intimidating, like learning how to swim.

The deconstruction process?

So deconstruction is taking something really big and making it more tackleable.

the deconstruction and reconstruction quality in his creations.

And that is deconstruction and, basically, finding your own way.

And it stands for Deconstruction, Selection, Sequencing, and Stakes.

It was all about deconstruction and destruction, you know?

And he wanted to do a similar thing for the deconstruction of the self, a book about dementia.

Watchmen it's also an examination and a deconstruction of reading a comic book

And initially I want to do this whole Photoshop deconstruction where pieces of her legs were coming off and really cybernetic, but they didn't want people

There's a list of 10 to 15 questions in the Deconstruction section that I recommend running through, whether as a thought exercise in using Google, let's say to

And so I don’t think that the postmodern kind of deconstruction of the text applies completely to history, and you can see immediately why it fails because this is what led to in

And the way I would start is by looking at-- from the deconstruction step, I would look for people who have had the fastest rate of progress in a

So now, we have critics of that politically, saying deconstruction.

I'm just making notes here on the geometric deconstruction of the alien.

So, I don't think that the post-modern deconstruction of the text applies completely to history.

We're making use of much more carbon-efficient and energy-efficient processes, and we're designing for deconstruction.

And then last but not least-- I keep the most exciting for last so that nobody leaves in the middle my presentation, which is a Photoshop deconstruction that

so it's, it's the, it's the Warhol deconstruction, instead of everyone being famous for 15 minutes, everybody's going to be famous for 15 people.

'80s, when I was in my doctoral program, because history deals a lot with literature, the kind of post-modernist deconstruction of what texts mean was really taking off.

In the late ‘80s when I was in my doctoral program—because history deals a lot with literature, the kind of post-modernist deconstruction of what texts means, it was really taking

off Broadway plays and I was doing workshops with Andre Gregory where we were doing plastiques, where we were doing these body deconstructions for hours, sweating in weird lofts in the

And I thought, "What does that mean to be spiritual? What is it, in fact, that we mean by spirituality?" It's a signifier that the great Derrida, the deconstructionist, post-structuralist