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• Post-structuralism
  ...st the modernist tradition of [[structuralism]]. Especially the linguistic structuralism of [[Ferdinand de Saussure]] has ensured that the poststructuralist movemen ...ting openings for alternative forms of practice and power to emerge, see [[Post-structuralist strategies]].
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• Capitalism
  Capitalism as a [[post-structuralism]] approach though has changed in todays globalised world. Capitalism is an
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• Claude Lévi-Strauss and structural anthropology
  ... work at the university of Sao Paulo. He was the founding father of French structuralism. He became famous with the book Triste Tropiques (1955). In this book he wr ...nted with his structuralist (linguistic) way of thinking. Lévi-Straus saw structuralism as a possibility to make social science more scientific. After the world wa
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• Discourse (vs. Language)
  In the post structuralist tradition [[Michel Foucault]] 's definition of discourse as â ...subject and power. In: Dreyfus, H.L. & Rabinow, P. Michel Foucault: beyond structuralism and hermeneutics. Univer-sity of Chicago Press, Chicago.
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• Edward Said
  ...sation and moreover the hope to overcome it (Blunt & Wills, 2000, p.169). Post-colonialism marks that "[a]lthough the formal structures of colonial rule m An important assumption in post-colonialism is that colonialism did not only cover economical exploitation
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• Edward Soja
  Edward William Soja (born in Bronx, New York in 1940) is a post-modern political geographer and planner, currently working as Distinguished * ''Page added to the category [[Post-structuralism]] by Anke Janssen - ...''
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• Essentialism
  Essentialism is also criticized by [[post-structuralism|post-structuralists]] (Johnsten, Gregory, Pratt, & Watts, 2000, p. 230). Accordi
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• Heterotopia
  * Hetero to Pia and the City public Space in a Post-civil Society, Dehaene, Cauter, 2008 * Saldanha, A. (2008) ''Heterotopia and Structuralism'' Environment and Planning A, Vol. 40, p. 2083
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• Human agency
  ...raints" (Lippuner & Werlen, 2009, p.46). Thinkers influenced by the [[post-structuralism]] suggest that the perception of human agency so promoted in humanistic geo
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• Jacques Derrida
  ...shed truths by means of language. Derrida was one of the best known [[Post-structuralism|poststructuralists]] along with [[Michel Foucault]], Paul de Man and Jacque * ''Page added to the category [[Post-structuralism]] by Anke Janssen
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• Jean Piaget
  ...mous with the concepts about the through him related terms learning and '''structuralism'''. ...lly and pshycologically interesting, it became also an important part of [[structuralism]].
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• Knowledge
  ...rnist conceptions of knowledge and the perspectives of knowledge in [[post-structuralism]]. Understanding how an approach conceptualises knowledge is crucial becaus
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• Louis Althusser
  [[Category: Post-structuralism]]
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• Michel Foucault
  ...s, such as André Glucksmann, who had been disillusioned by the failure of post-1968 radical politics. By this time, Foucault was visiting the USA more oft ...ew, while he attributes the change in this experience over time to specify structuralism.
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• Performativity
  ...ice for thinking about the production of identity, is it also one of the [[Post-structuralist strategies]]. The meaning of the term performativity can be p ...-structuralist view of looking at knowledge and society. Given that [[post-structuralism]] embraces the constitutive power of [[discourse]] as one of its core value
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• Phallogocentrism
  Phallogocentrism is a [[post-structuralism|poststructuralist]] feminist concept based on the concept of [[logocentrism ...004) was the founder of the method of [[deconstruction]] within the [[post-structuralism|poststructuralist]] tradition. One of the concepts he used in his efforts t
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• Pierre Bourdieu
  * ''page added to the category Post-structuralism by Marleen Revenberg, 23 October 2012'' [[Category: Post-structuralism]]
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• Place in discours
  [[Michel Foucault|Foucault]] as a true [[Post-structuralism|post-structionalist]] wanted to evolve the grand narrative of [[Total history vs
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• Pointillism
  ...eir commonalities, oppositions, additions, exclusions etc.. It resembles [[structuralism]] and the ontology of [[being]] in many ways. [[Post-structuralism]] in a way is concerned with unraveling these connections and points. [[Gil
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• Post-modernism
  ...hich is focused on structures, namely the [[Post-structuralism]] approach. Post-structuralists say that all truths are constructions . Structures are not f In the explanation about post-modernism above, there is told about what post-modernism is. But if we look at this as a real postmodernist, you have to d
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• Post-structuralism
  ...st the modernist tradition of [[structuralism]]. Especially the linguistic structuralism of [[Ferdinand de Saussure]] has ensured that the poststructuralist movemen ...ting openings for alternative forms of practice and power to emerge, see [[Post-structuralist strategies]].
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