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Meanings of deconstructionism in English
Portuguese
desconstrução Catalan
desconstrucció A philosophical theory of criticism (usually of literature or film) that seeks to expose deep-seated contradictions in a work by delving below its surface meaning.
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Examples for "deconstruction"
Examples for "deconstruction"
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In other words, the patented cerebral deconstruction Morrison's been delivering for decades.
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Readers fearing yet another tedious deconstruction of a popular icon can relax.
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The thing clicked and squealed as it began to writhe into deconstruction.
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The deconstruction of the steel bookcases required a careful amount of group coordination.
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Yes, we're at Gary Le Strange's superb deconstruction of the New Romantic oeuvre.
Usage of deconstructionism in English
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I knew as little about deconstructionism as she did about mitochondrial DNA.
Deconstructionism through the time