Post (structural)

So let's say you want to build a big tower out of blocks. But you don't want it to just be straight up and down, you want it to have different shapes and angles. That's kind of like what post-structuralism is all about.

Instead of thinking about things as just one way or another, post-structuralists believe that everything is made up of lots of different ideas and perspectives. It's like a big jigsaw puzzle, where each piece is different and fits together in its own way.

So when you look at something from a post-structuralist perspective, you're not just looking at one side of it. You're trying to see how all the different ideas and perspectives that make it up fit together. It's like looking at a big, complicated picture and trying to see all the different parts that make it up.

Some people think post-structuralism is just a fancy way of saying "complicated" or "confusing." But really, it's just a way of looking at things more closely and trying to understand how everything fits together.

That's why post-structuralism is sometimes used in things like literature or art, where there are lots of different ideas and meanings that can be found in the same work. By looking at all the different parts and how they fit together, you can get a better understanding of what the work is trying to say or mean overall.