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This book is written in fragments <\/span>- <\/span>which in their arrangement correspond This book is written in fragments - which in their arrangement can give the inclined reader an outline of the philosophical movement of deconstruction. First of all, it is important to point out the performative way in which this self-moving unfolding of thought takes place as a current with highly subversive potential: The individual texts present [...]<\/p>\n
\nthe reader an outline of the philosophical thought movement of the
\ndeconstruction. In the performative way in which these in themselves
\nthe mobile unfolding of thought as a current with a highly subversive
\npotential, should be pointed out first: The individual texts present such short
\nand in this sense are intended to be food for thought that can be
\ndeconstructivist organized reading in the form of a primate against the horizon
\nof a multiple fabric of text and meaning that we call culture. On the
\nOn the stage of a writing that is committed to deconstruction, each individual
\nthought thus emerges from itself and gives its meaning in the performative execution
\nprice <\/span>- <\/span>points beyond itself to a meaning that is abstract in its form and
\nfrom there back to itself as the original and concrete. As a
\nultimately never-ending process without a fixed reason nor center, this process proves to be
\nsystem of breaks and references without origin <\/span>- <\/span>from which the movement of the
\nCognition (understood as a performative texture and sign system) as ultimately a
\noriginal flare-up and re-emergence - which is ultimately also the
\nthe actual prerequisite for gaining a higher insight into the nature of the
\ndeconstruction.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"