On Thu, 2 Dec 1993, Raymond Lauzzana wrote:
> 2 Penny Deconstruction - A quote from David Burliuk
>
> Disharmony is the opposite of harmony;
> duissymetry is the opposite of symmetry;
> deconstruction is the opposite of construction;
> a canon can be constructive.
> a canon can be deconstructive.
> construction can be shifted or displaced.
> THE CANON OF DECONSTRUCTION.
>
> The date on this poem is 1918.
I appreciate the poem and I enjoy your sense of humor; so am I to conclude
that in fact there is no theory and/or substance to 'deconstruction?'
Cheers,
David Sucher
> 2 Penny Deconstruction - A quote from David Burliuk
>
> Disharmony is the opposite of harmony;
> duissymetry is the opposite of symmetry;
> deconstruction is the opposite of construction;
> a canon can be constructive.
> a canon can be deconstructive.
> construction can be shifted or displaced.
> THE CANON OF DECONSTRUCTION.
>
> The date on this poem is 1918.
I appreciate the poem and I enjoy your sense of humor; so am I to conclude
that in fact there is no theory and/or substance to 'deconstruction?'
Cheers,
David Sucher