In another life, she could have expertly deconstructed the work of femininity and its constraints; she could have been a whistleblower, she could have been a contender.
This process involves deconstructing the work into tasks and evaluating which best leverage interests and strengths, seeking out helpful relationships with others at work, and finally changing one's perception of the work to understand how one fits into the bigger context.
There are even parts in the book in which the narrative reviews and jokingly deconstructs the work itself.
They sought creative alternatives to all facets of life, seeking to deconstruct the limits of work, play and everything in between.
The various chapters in this volume all work to deconstruct the dominant and almost hegemonic force of policy-centered work in the region by arguing that Central Asians are not inextricably tied to a static "tradition" which survived intact after decades of Soviet control, nor are they are inherently susceptible to "fundamentalist" ideologies.
Marisol's works deconstruct the anatomy, and subsequently construct movement with multiple details.
Pushing ahead a little farther forward is the idea that, if we can deconstruct the way the brain works and understand its creativity and spontaneity, can we write computer programs that have that kind of creativity?
Then, in contrast to her scientific sculptures, which remain strictly accurate, she and her team work to deconstruct the famous buildings to show an alternative perspective in 3D.
That makes for an interesting combo when you're writing a rom-com, because you gotta honor the good parts, and you gotta deconstruct the parts that don't work as well".
That makes for an interesting combo when you're writing a rom-com, because you gotta honour the good parts, and you gotta deconstruct the parts that don't work as well".
