It was a very hectic and busy week for me. sorry for the absence. I know I need to tie you guys over. I've been writing and writing and writing.
GULLIBLE. How many times do you think about this word?
Internet. Blogs. Opinions. Judgement. Everyone is entitled to an opinion. With the social media rampage ongoing, we hear everyone's' opinion whether we like it or not.
Deconstruction. How often do we do this?
The Miriam Webster
dictionary defines deconstruction as the analytic examination of something (as
a theory) often in order to reveal its inadequacy.
This brings the about the questions,
why Deconstruct?
Some will answer; to find truth, to
find the basis, to find a fault, others, to build a theory.
Literally, what would
deconstruction mean?
It means breaking the pieces that
hold a substance together. Subjects
relevant to deconstruction include the philosophy of meaning.
Indeed some have called deconstruction an irrational process, calling it
subjective. Subjective as it may be, deconstruction throws light on a subject
and brings about appreciation and understanding.
Even bible speaks of the importance of understanding, Hosea 4:6, my people
perish because of lack of knowledge.”
In ancient African culture, an artwork, usually created on a broken piece
of wood, preferably a calabash is referred to as an “edu” which means a message.
There are persons, skilled in the interpration of this art. Lives have been
saved, wars have been averted, mysteries have been solved due to this method of
deconstruction.
Deconstruction, as subjective as it may be, brings a thorough appreciation
of work and abilities. To every work of the hand is a purpose, every work of
art has a beginning, middle and an end. It is a story of the artist, of the
world, or of a third person. History will be lost without deconstruction, our
past will remain, mistakes will remain hidden and we as humans will trip on the
same path many times. Deconstruction may have high end disapprovals, but it
also holds a great importance to the history and understanding of mankind
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