Examples of using Deconstruction in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This feminism, the difference begins to change womens identity through a deconstruction of what until now meant Man.
Namely, modern painting presents a deconstruction of reality in a multi-stage procedure from blurring,
Such painting does not represent a deconstruction of form towards regression buta process of simplification of transition from concrete realism to a higher generalization.
The crowning glory of our parquet collection is our“Deconstruction Parquet”, comprised of wooden boards taken from churches,
research, deconstruction of concepts and identities.
From my own experience I can say that one very significant ingredient in the spiritual process is that it is a process that brings deconstruction, not construction.
Today, in the mid 90's the term'deconstruction' is used casually to label any work that favours complexity over simplicity and dramatises the formal possibilities of digital production.
Deconstruction' is somewhat less negative than the Heideggerian
also by his approach to the surface of the painting and the division and deconstruction of the picture.
will not say, and then"breaking down"(deconstruction) much as we can imagine Elisabet did.
and one might- a deconstruction of the"thing(in) itself" even before it existed.
the implications of material disposal, the fact that wood is adaptable either through renovation or deconstruction and reuse is a significant advantage.
He claimed that specifically the Deconstruction, that he identified as the"breaking of the vessels" as found in Kabbalah,
All those disputable theories that were refuted time and time again, the deconstruction and reconstruction, the theory of nothing
Conceptual art and deconstruction posed as interesting challenges,
hermeneutics and deconstruction.
gave the most eloquent deconstruction of gross national product that ever has been.
is it only a deconstruction of form, withdrawal and regression.
aberration, and deconstruction.
the boundaries of masculinity and the male body, the deconstruction of social perceptions, and the boldness of individuals who make a stand against the authorities.