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Here are some facts: 1) If one can construct something, one can deconstruct it. 2) Derrida was a guy who existed. If you have an idea for a single Wikipedia
by dvanduzer 13y ago
Here are some facts:
1) If one can construct something, one can deconstruct it.
2) Derrida was a guy who existed.
If you have an idea for a single Wikipedia page that can resolve these two impossible contradictions, then you are a person who has an idea.
(edit: The grandparent poster's error was in making sweeping generalizations about capital D versus little D without mentioning the difference.)
(second edit: the Wikipedia page on Deconstruction is the quintessential case of original research?)
- rspeer 13y agoWat. I don't know what you're trying to say, but "Derrida was a guy who existed" is not, in reality, an "impossible contradiction". It's just true. Your first statement, on the other hand, sounds either meaningless or false. I think I agree with you, though, that the Wikipedia page on Deconstruction is "the quintessential case of original research".
- dvanduzer 13y agoNow you can cite this conversation when editing it.