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Originally Posted by terminal pharmacy
Glice,
I think deconstruction and analysis go hand in hand, the first to break texts (ie: music, plays whatever) down in the sum of its parts to analyse the small portions to gain a deeper understanding of the greater unit and beable to give they greater unit a more thorough analysis.
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terminal pharmacy,
I disagree, as I've said, you've described an analysis. Analyses can be broad or small, total or partial, but I don't yet see any need for 'deconstruction' to be applied here when, as far as I'm aware, it has a much more sophisticated definition than the incredibly base one you've described. I don't have the wherewithal to explain exactly what deconstruction 'is', but I'm quite confident that it's a great deal more complicated than merely looking at something's parts.
Perhaps I'm just bitter that I've read Writing and difference 3 times and still don't entirely get deconstruction, whereas everyone else seems content to let it be an incredibly simple thing? Don't want to come across like a wanker, not bothered if I do.