COGNITIVE DISSONANTICS

Derrida's deconstruction analyzes assumptions in texts. Meaning enters witness protection.

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Derrida (1930–2004) used deconstruction to show how texts rely on unstated oppositions and hierarchies. The goal isn’t “destroying meaning,” but exposing how meaning is produced and stabilized.

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