Mason

To exploring how language shapes reality.

To exploring how language shapes reality.

It is.

It is.

Oh, there's more.

Oh, there's more.

Okay, we're back for the last part of our deep dive into Derrida and deconstruction. This whole conversation has like really shifted my perspective on language. It's not just words and grammar anymore. It's about how those words shape how we see the world, even ourselves.

Okay, we're back for the last part of our deep dive into Derrida and deconstruction. This whole conversation has like really shifted my perspective on language. It's not just words and grammar anymore. It's about how those words shape how we see the world, even ourselves.

Yeah. It shapes our thoughts, perceptions, even our identities.

Yeah. It shapes our thoughts, perceptions, even our identities.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Be more aware.

Be more aware.

That's where difference comes in. Difference. Yeah, it's a tough one to explain. But basically it means that meaning is never fully present. It's always deferred, always in process, like a word in a dictionary. It only makes sense in relation to other words and those words to others and so on.

That's where difference comes in. Difference. Yeah, it's a tough one to explain. But basically it means that meaning is never fully present. It's always deferred, always in process, like a word in a dictionary. It only makes sense in relation to other words and those words to others and so on.

Always shifting, always evolving.

Always shifting, always evolving.

Exactly. As new evidence comes up and societal values change.

Exactly. As new evidence comes up and societal values change.