“To deconstruct is to de-position without repositioning. Deconstruction sets the oppositional terms in motion — and retains its force only as long as the terms remain in motion.”
– Samuel R. Delany, “Neither the First Word nor the Last on Deconstruction…” (via thirdity)
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