What is decontructionism?

Answer 1

decontructionism may be perceived by the conformatist as the impugnation on his right to be as he be established; but to the skeptic it is the right to challange what it is to be established at all, for the establishment of rights

Answer 2

Deconstructionism is a philosophical theory that questions traditional assumptions about language, meaning, and truth. It aims to show how language can be ambiguous and unstable, and how interpretations can vary depending on context. Associated with the work of philosopher Jacques Derrida, deconstruction seeks to expose and undermine binary oppositions and hierarchies in language and thought.