Sentence examples for social deconstruction from inspiring English sources

R. Three by Claude Chabrol From Home Vision Entertainment come three late films by Claude Chabrol, France's master of suspense and sly social deconstruction; the best of them is the 1996 "La Cérémonie," a cautionary tale of two working-class women (Sandrine Bonnaire as a maid, Isabelle Huppert as a postal worker) who team up to slaughter a bourgeois family.

Everything I do is justified, and has some social satire or deconstruction that I can justify.

Trying to decipher how it is we came to think the way we do, he scans Darwinism, deconstruction, social constructionism, eugenics.

STS is a product of countries with high levels of economic and technological development, with dual aims of social criticism and deconstruction.

Both Nandy and Foltyn urge social interrogation and deconstruction of our feelings toward celebrities and the grief we feel with their passing.

10-11 (Jan-June 1985) p. 35. 1. John Brenkman, 'Deconstruction and the Social Text, Social Text No. 1, Winter 1979, Madison, pp. 186-8; G. Deleuze and F. Guattari, Anti-Oedipus, New York, 1977.

And Jacques Derrida has long practiced a kind of phenomenology of language, seeking social meaning in the "deconstruction" of wide-ranging texts.

I am particularly interested in flashpoints when the cultural orthodoxy is challenged by either emerging identities and/or quests for social justice that involve deconstruction of accepted normative gender constructions.

Could widespread gender deconstruction lead to a social Hiroshima?

Direct democracy, made possible by the Internet, has given a new centrality to citizens and will ultimately lead to the deconstruction of the current political and social organizations.

It's the perfect environment for one of Nas's most focused and angry lyrics, a seething deconstruction of America's racial and social political elites and an indictment of so-called leaders.