Yale School of deconstruction

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The Yale School of deconstruction was a group of influential literary theorists at Yale University who advanced and popularized deconstructive criticism in American literary studies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf intellectual movement
school of literary theory
academicDiscipline humanities
literary studies
associatedWith Yale University Department of Comparative Literature
Yale University Department of English
coreConcept close reading
indeterminacy of the text
instability of meaning
rhetoric versus meaning
textual self-contradiction
country United States
era late 20th century
field deconstruction
literary criticism
literary theory
hasApproach emphasis on figurative language
questioning authorial intention
reading texts against their apparent meaning
influenced American literary criticism
American literary theory
comparative literature in the United States
theory of interpretation
influencedBy European structuralism
Ferdinand de Saussure
Jacques Derrida
Martin Heidegger
phenomenology
post-structuralism
knownFor advancing deconstructive literary criticism
debates over theory in American academia
popularizing deconstruction in the United States
language English
locatedIn New Haven, Connecticut
Yale University
movement post-structuralism
theory
notableMember Geoffrey Hartman
Harold Bloom
J. Hillis Miller
Jacques Derrida
Paul de Man
periodOfActivity 1960s
1970s
1980s

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Paul de Man movement Yale School of deconstruction
The Visionary Company associatedWith Yale school of criticism
linked to: Yale School of deconstruction
J. Hillis Miller memberOf Yale School of deconstruction
J. Hillis Miller memberOf Yale School critics
linked to: Yale School of deconstruction
Paul de Man influenced Yale School of deconstruction
subject linked to: Paul Adolph Michel de Man
Blindness and Insight influenced Yale School of deconstruction
Allegories of Reading movement Yale School of deconstruction