Addressing areas as diverse as the philosophy of higher education, gender, citizenship, human rights, and indigenous agency, and providing fascinating and little-known examples of decolonial thinking, education, and art, Madina V. Tlostanova and Walter D. Mignolo deconstruct the modern architecture of knowledge its production and distribution as manifested in the corporate university.
The philosopher and art critic Arthur C. Danto wrote of the piece, "It is as if she had deconstructed the lacy architecture of the Eiffel Tower to create a fragile cat's cradle of flying parts that indeed converge to form a structure as delicate as a spiderweb".
The plan is to deconstruct the schools of art, architecture and design, uproot 2,300 students and close courses that don't conform to the new vision.
The plan, it is argued, would "deconstruct the schools of art, architecture and design" as well as uprooting students and closing courses down.
"Those are the kinds of connotations we're trying to stay away from". George Mason's club might be a rarity at the high school level, but some universities have long had classes that sought to deconstruct the game's "marvelous architecture," as Harvard Law School Professor Charles Nesson calls it.
Quayola's Strata series studies the visual language of classical paintings and architecture, using custom software to analyze and deconstruct the improbable tensions and collisions existing between the old and new.
This type of design merited their inclusion in the famous Museum of Modern Art (New York, New York) exhibition "Deconstructivist Architecture" in 1988, since their work seemed to "deconstruct" the clean lines, rectangular shapes, and rigid spatial planning of Modernist architects such as Le Corbusier.
Some have tried to deconstruct the documents.
Film by film, they deconstruct the competition.
So I say to them: "Let's deconstruct the problem.
