theory  deconstruction gives up any search for origin(s)/ground(s)  any structure/system/text is unfounded  it has no ultimate reason  … deconstruction is, above all perhaps, a questioning of the 'is', a concern with what remains to be thought, with what cannot be thought within the present. (Nicholas Royle, 2000)  Instead of a simple 'either/or' structure, deconstruction attempts to elaborate a discourse that says neither 'either/or', nor 'both/and' nor even 'neither/nor', while at the same time not totally abandoning these logics either.
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