déconstruction

common noun

Syllable Decomposition

déconstruction

from construction, with the prefix de-, the use of deconstruction in the philosophical sense is borrowed from the German abbau, in truth much less used in that language (according to Jean-Pierre Faye, Heidegger would have used it only once) than the English deconstruction, very fashionable in the United States. In French-speaking lands, it is the work of Derrida that systematized its use and theorized its practice.

Definitions

philosophie

Plural

déconstructions

Translations

  • germangerman:Dekonstruktion
  • englishenglish:deconstruction
  • polishpolish:dekonstrukcja

See also

constitutionnalisme (cn.) constructif (adj.) constructiviste (adj.) constructiviste (cn.) constitutionnaliser (v.) constitutionaliser (v.) constitutionnalité (cn.) constitution (cn.) construire (v.) anticonstitutionnel (adj.) inconstitutionnel (adj.) constituer (v.) déconstruire (v.) déconstitutionaliser (v.) déconstitutionnaliser (v.) constructrice (adj.) constructrice (cn.) construction (cn.) constitutif (adj.) constitutionnel (adj.)