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How to Pronounce “poststructuralism” in English

/pɒststrʌktʌrælɪsm/

pos·tstruc·tu·ra·lism

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IPA/pɒststrʌktʌrælɪsm/
Syllablespos·tstruc·tu·ra·lism
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What does “poststructuralism” mean?

NOUN
  • An extension of structuralism influenced by deconstructionism

Example sentences

  • The search for a unified theory of social differentiation—a way of bringing together class, race, gender, and sex analysis into a single comparative frame—may not initially appeal to those whose analytical style has been shaped by poststructuralism.
  • poststructuralism not because materialism or Marxism or any political economic Viewpoint is defunct but the
  • poststructuralism can act as a supportive theoretical agenda to

Common phrases

theory poststructuralism

How to pronounce “poststructuralism

Syllables:
pos · tstruc · tu · ra · lism
IPA:
/pɒststrʌktʌrælɪsm/
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“poststructuralism” is pronounced /pɒststrʌktʌrælɪsm/ (pos · tstruc · tu · ra · lism). Listen to the native-speaker clips above to hear it in real conversation.

How many syllables are in “poststructuralism”?

“poststructuralism” has 5 syllables: pos · tstruc · tu · ra · lism.

What does “poststructuralism” mean?

An extension of structuralism influenced by deconstructionism

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