Deconstruction
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The Deconstruction of the Postmodernism Architecture Art
Awat Saeed Fatah
This Research consists of four main parts. The first parts of the research are devoted to the research problem, the importance of the research, the objectives of the research, and the limitations of (time, objective, place), and ended with the defining of terms. As for the second part, which is the theoretical framework for the research, it consists of three sections. The first section discussed the historical background of the emergence of the deconstruction art of architecture. The second section discusses the actions, motives, and causes of the deconstruction strategy for architecture. The third section explores the emergence of Symantec’s deconstruction architecture post-modernist. As the third part of the research, it was devoted to implementation procedures, which are (the research community, the research sample and analysis, the research objectives, and tools for collecting information), and in the fourth part of the research, were presented the results of the research in several points, with suggestions, recommendations, and sources at the end of the research.
Volume 10 · Issue 3 · September 2023Deconstructing History of the Lie According to Jacques Derrida
Azad Hama Abdulla
Lying, which is the product of reason, is an ancient human phenomenon and one of man's evils. The act of lying is the act of saying. This saying is a vague concept in the history of philosophy and contains various questions. Philosophical questions about lying include other concepts (eg, error, non-lying, truth, non-truth, veracity, deception, mislead, etc.). Since telling the truth is under threat in the new society and the increase in lying has affected the truth, this has made the truth itself questionable. Therefore, the narrative of lying history cannot be neutral unless all anti-lie concepts are explained in it. In this study, the focus will be on the deconstructing the history of lying, which is itself full of lies. This makes writing a lie history difficult. Hence we come to say that when Jacques Derrida (1930-2004) in his book established a genealogy of History of the Lie deconstructing the concept of lying and rewriting its history becomes a basis for understanding: lie and error, of lie and justification, of lies and bad Intention, of of truth and good intention, of lie and intention, of lie and interest.Therefore, we treat the book " History of the Lie" as a book of deconstructing writing about the meaning of lying. Thus, this research relates to Derrida's deconstructive way of analyzing the history of the lie. This way of research will appear when we work on the concept of lie and its similar concepts and we automatically plunge into the history of lie and dismantling that history. Because many factors in this history have influenced the production of lie, this causes the history of lie to change according to cultures and civilizations, and each culture and civilization has its own history of lie.
Volume 7 · Issue 4 · December 2020Latif Hllamt's Text "The Operate of Wolf Changes" In The Light of Deconstruction Approach
Nahida Hussien Abdwlrahman
Deconstruction is a critical approach which was appeared after Construction approach. Deconstruction is an approach to understanding the relationship between text and meaning. Jacques Derrida is known as the father of Deconstruction. The title of the study is Latif Hllamt's text "The operate of wolf changes" in the light of Deconstruction approach. This research is a scientific attempt to analyses a specific part of Latif Hallmat's text in terms of Deconstruction. As long as the text is too long we have taken a part of the text to deal with. The research contains three sections. The first section is the definition the term of Deconstruction. The second section is about the history and philosophy of Deconstruction. The third section is about the application of the approach. At the end some conclusions and list of references are presented.