deconstruct

Object

• myth: We always have to deconstruct the myths that people have about the city.
• notion: Can, for that matter, anyone sensibly deconstruct the notion of " learning how to learn " ?
• concept: The philosophies of Heidegger, Strauss, Arendt and Sartre are used to deconstruct the concept of the ( legal ) subject.
• text: You will learn how to analyze and deconstruct media texts, how to plan, produce and evaluate a range of media texts.
• image: Most images at the site subvert the traditional approach in such a way as to deconstruct those images ' identifiers into bits of associations.
• way: I force myself to deconstruct the way I work.

Preposition: into

• part: Can it be deconstructed into component parts and measured?

Modifying Another Word

• then: Then deconstruct the marked up document into a series of element definitions in a separate file.
• playfully: Even postmodernism, which is supposed to playfully deconstruct or reassemble the elements of the past, has frequently been reduced to a method.
• systematically: Starting from ' the basics ' I have systematically deconstructed & reassembled many times the ideas behind these models.
• also: He first utilized electronic music devices to create imagery, and also deconstructed the TV to create electronic imagery.

Noun used with modifier

• we'd: As part of a theater company embodying questions about life weâd deconstruct long held ideas through physical theater.
• life: As part of a theater company embodying questions about life weâd deconstruct long held ideas through physical theater.

Used with why or when

• what: We took a new road and began to deconstruct what we have done previously.

Preposition: in

• way: Or else, equally ironically, we are deconstructing that which neoliberalism is itself already attempting to deconstruct in even more radical ways.