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Originally Posted by <<>> Thanks for the link. Yes, I agree with you view of deconstructionsim. But it is more than just de-centring: it is also about polivalent centres, and that those should be the centres. And also that the centre, the start of each study, each area of knowledge, is so general that it is not onyl applyable to any other subject, but also that it is probably wrong. |
I don't follow what you mean by polyvalent centers. I believe I have only heard that term used in chemistry.