Sentence examples for debate and deconstruction from inspiring English sources

But enough debate and deconstruction.

Italy is divided down the middle, meaning that the case is, in a way, perfectly set up for a media circus, for debate and deconstruction.

The debate between the old historical scholarship and the new criticism, which he describes in his first chapter, parallels the current debate between new historicism and deconstruction (p. 25).

To raise his own profile, Mr. Thein has built a Web site that aims to promote philosophical debates about photography and deconstructions of the image-making process.

This actually made a deep debate, whether deconstruction was an out of the box philosophy or just a strange architectural composition.

VIOLENCE: Extreme bloodletting and deconstruction of human bodies.

"Writing Before the Letter" is where Derrida first used the term "deconstruction," and deconstruction is what he introduced to the symposiasts at Hopkins.

It teased with the idea of texture and deconstruction — and it was also a tease.

They are earthmovers and deconstruction contractors, using tools no more complicated than the lever.

A paper by Adrian Costache attempts to sort out the encounter between hermeneutics and deconstruction.

Existentialism and deconstruction, a movement in philosophy and literary criticism, owe much to him.