Illustrate the basic theoretical proposition of deconstruction with examples.

Examples illustrate the basic theoretical propositions of deconstruction as follows:

For example, the catchwords xswl and zqsg of rice circles in the network now all scatter the reference in the original sentence and give some elements (pronunciations) to construct their own unique expressions.

Many online buzzwords actually deconstruct symbols and the rules of the original language, so as to dispel the seriousness of the original words and achieve humorous effects. From this point of view, the young people who live in Bali after 00 rice circles are actually proficient in the essence of deconstruction.

For the fashion circle that flaunts itself as rebellious and unique, it is even more afraid to hold deconstruction in the palm of your hand and fear it in your mouth. Because Derrida's concept of "deconstruction" is actually the most hardcore rebellion.

It advocates decentralization and authority, dismantling and rebuilding ideology, established order, human mindset and even all pre-human knowledge systems. Whoever grasps in which field first has the right to speak to overturn all the old rules in this field.

On Deconstruction

1, development background

Deconstruction originated in France in 1960s, and jacques derrida is the representative of deconstruction. Dissatisfied with western philosophy, he challenged the western metaphysical tradition since Plato.

Deconstruction critically inherits the orthodox principles and standards of modernism, uses modernist vocabulary, but reverses and reconstructs the relationship between existing vocabulary, logically negates the traditional basic design principles (aesthetics, mechanics and function), thus generating new significance.

2. Definition

Deconstruction is the destruction and decomposition of structure. Deconstruction, as a design form, first started in the field of architecture. Deconstruction is a design exploration style with great personality, randomness and expressive characteristics, and it is a denial and criticism of the principles and standards of orthodox modernism and internationalism.