Scholars of philosophy and art apply
deconstructionist and postmodern ideas to the work of contemporary Chinese artist Wang Guangyi.
Meanwhile, McAvoy shares, ''Unbreakable' and 'Split' were both, in a way,
deconstructionist superhero movies ...
There, he reinvents himself as John Woman, a professor of "
deconstructionist history," winning over his students while alienating his colleagues.
The
deconstructionist approach, in fact, emerges as particularly adequate and appropriate to critically analyze the way bricoleurs implement their rearrangement of "whatever is at hand" in social contexts.
It is a thorough, well-informed, tightly argued criticism of the political implications of
deconstructionist thought.
It's a funny, clever,
deconstructionist approach to live stage magic.
"Death Comes for the
Deconstructionist" follows Mote and his sister through the streets and neighborhoods of Minneapolis and St.
A mix of stand-up and sitcom, its biggest USP, however, was the
deconstructionist way Monteith would frequently break off to address the audience (both in the studio and at home) directly.
This slim text takes a critical psychological and
deconstructionist approach to the intersecting discourses of drug-use/abuse and gender, but also race, sexuality, class and age.
Jabes and Levinas alone receive Derrida's unadulterated adulation, which, according to Mikics, reveals a growing conflict between Derrida's religious and philosophical proclivities, pointing an implicit ethical demand connected to Judaism in the
deconstructionist project.
This move characterizes Wilber's unique integral philosophy in a
deconstructionist postmodern style of Nietzsche's "God is dead." Yet, Wilber, unlike Nietzsche, and more like Rank, reconstructs a post-postmodern vision of a new critical analysis and critical theory.
A further source of strangeness as the effect of a considered representational strategy, the editors argue, is Kafka's
deconstructionist and highly ironic commentary on the cultural discourses and practices of his time.