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topic: 'cuircit of culture' example of television
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Monday 4 April 2016
deconstruction
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according to Derrida deconstruction is a very hard term to define clearly. Derrida deconstructs the metaphysics of presence. that is to say that according to Derrida there is no presence or truth apart from language.There is no a-textual origin of a text. The author’s plan of a book is a text. His realization of the same book is another text. Its summary is third text. A text kindles a text and there is no truth beyond the text that the text seeks to represent or explain. There is no reality other than textuality. The textuality is the free play of signifiers. There is no signified that is not itself a signifier.
here i share one video which is totally based on Derrida's theory of deconstruction.
He also gives an example of meaning of word in dictionary. he says that we never meets final meaning of the word it will always postponed into another meaning.
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paper no 6 presentation
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characteristic of the Victorian age
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characteristic of the Victorian age
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Sunday 3 April 2016
paper 5 presentation
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