- his work as "post-structuralist". Derrida's
motivation for
developing deconstructive criticism,
suggesting the
fluidity of
language over
static forms, was...
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Dynamic deconstructive psychotherapy (DDP) is a manual-based
treatment for
borderline personality disorder. The
goals of DDP are: (1)
connecting with one's...
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years of
dedicated effort.
Available treatments for BPD
include dynamic deconstructive psychotherapy (DDP), mentalization-based
treatment (MBT),
schema therapy...
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understood as a
metaphor for
social structures in
their entirety? On a
deconstructive level,
theoretical work is
being undertaken on
technoscience to address...
- co.uk.
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August 2020. Sheaffer-Jones,
Caroline (2012). "A
Deconstructive Reading of
Albert Camus' Caligula".
Australian Journal of
French Studies...
- criteria: he or she has
written about deconstruction; used
uniquely deconstructive concepts in a
published work; or has
stated outright that deconstruction...
- of the New York Five,
Eisenman is
known for his high
modernist and
deconstructive designs, as well as for his
authorship of
several architectural books...
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leather goods,
perfumes and
household goods.
Known for
deconstructive and avant-garde
designs with
unconventional materials,
Maison Margiela...
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consequences of the Enlightenment. For example, Rose
Rosengard Subotnik's
Deconstructive Variations (subtitled
Music and
Reason in
Western Society) compares...
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increasingly came to
incorporate poststructuralist theory,
particularly the
deconstructive approach to
texts most
strongly ****ociated with
Jacques Derrida, who...
