Deconstructionism (noun)

A philosophical and critical movement in the field of literary theory and criticism that emphasizes the fragmentation, indeterminacy, and instability of meaning in language and text.

Origin:

The word 'deconstructionism' is derived from the french word 'déconstruction' meaning 'deconstruction'. it refers to a philosophical and critical movement in the field of literary theory and criticism that emphasizes the fragmentation, indeterminacy, and instability of meaning in language and text.

Examples:

1. Deconstructionism is a radical approach to interpreting literature.
2. The writer's work was interpreted through the lens of deconstructionism.
3. Deconstructionism challenges traditional notions of meaning and interpretation.
4. The philosopher's theories on deconstructionism have had a lasting impact on the field.
5. Deconstructionism seeks to question and subvert dominant cultural narratives.