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Author's name: Jack Driedadar Publisher: Al-Jamal Publications for Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 2015 Literary classification: Psychology Brief about the book: What is not deconstruction? But it is everything! What is deconstruction? But it is nothing! If deconstruction occurs in every place and wherever there is deconstruction, where there is something (and this is not limited to meaning or text, in the common and scholarly sense of the term), then it remains to think about what is happening today in our world and in "modernity," a moment when deconstruction becomes a motive, with its words, preferred purposes, and moving strategy, etc. I do not have a simple answer that accepts formulation to this question. All the discussions I work on merely seek to understand this extraordinary question. They are modest signs of this question as much as they are attempts to interpret it. And I do not dare even to say, following Heidegger's outline, that we are living in a "epoch" of being-that-deconstructs, which may have appeared or been obscured at the same time, during other "epochs."