I think the short answer to deconstruction is that meaning comes from the regularities of the human body and the world in which it lives. However, contrary to m

I think the short answer to deconstruction is that meaning comes from the regularities of the human body and the world in which it lives. However, contrary to much (but certainly not all) Western philosophy, this meaning cannot be fully described in a single set of precise concepts. I think the key to understanding deconstruction is that is is what the French left became when it lost its faith in the Communist movement, but still wanted to maintain a hope in bringing about a radical new world that would overcome all the problems of the modern liberal industrial era.