Reconstructionism, a born rebellious character

ADELANTO, Calif. - Oct. 8, 2022 - PRLog -- Reconstructionism, a born rebellious character
In the late 19th century, Nietzsche declared "God dead" and demanded "revaluation all values". His rebellious thinking has since then had a profound influence on the West. As a trend of thought questioning rationality and subverting tradition, Nietzsche philosophy has become one of the ideological sources of deconstruction.
Reconstructionism arises in this context. In order to oppose metaphysics, the Logos center, and even all closed and rigid systems, the deconstruction movement vigorously promoted the dissipation of subjects, different meaning, and energy and freedom. In other words, it emphasizes the freedom of language and thought, even if it is merely a "dance with shackles."In addition to its innate rebellious character, deconstruction is also a contradictory theory.
The exploration of deconstruction as a design style emerged in the 1980s, but its philosophical origins date back to 1967. A then-time philosopher, Jacque Derrida (1930- -2004), proposed the theory of "deconstruction" based on his criticism of the structuralism in linguistics. His core theory is his aversion to the structure itself, which holds that the symbol itself can reflect the reality, and that the study of the single individual alone is more important than the study of the overall structure.
The form essence of deconstruction is the destruction and decomposition of structuralism, and therefore, it has the great characteristics of randomness and individuality. From the perspective of view, deconstruction is opposed to the orthodox principles and orthodox standards, namely modernism, internationalist principles and standards. Postmodernism soon declines for a long time, but the philosophy of deconstruction that attaches great importance to individuals and opposes the overall unity is recognized by a few designers.
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