Post-structuralism

Post-structuralism is a way of thinking about reality that doesn't believe that truths are absolute. It suggests that there are different ways of understanding things, and that the meaning of things like words, events, and situations can be different depending on who is looking at them. Post-structuralism proposes that ideas like power and identity shape what we see and how we interpret it. It looks at how language, power, and identity interact, and how they affect our perceptions of the world. To put it simply, post-structuralism believes that the truth isn't always black and white, but is instead made up of different shades of gray.