Three-Dimensional Deconstruction: A Methodological Proposal

This paper proposes a three-dimensional model of deconstruction, integrating Derrida’s concept of diff´erance and Baudrillard’s theory of simulacra. The model is structured along three axes: 1. X-axis (Linear Temporality): Texts are read in linear sequence (A → B → C), yet diff´erance interrupts continuity, introducing temporal delay and slippage. 2. Y-axis (Binary Plane): Structuralist binaries (truth/falsehood, center/periphery) are mapped on a plane, then deconstructed by destabilizing hierarchy and blurring oppositions. 3. Z-axis (Simulacral Depth): Baudrillard’s four orders of simulacra are con- ceptualized as a depth dimension, where reality and representation dissolve into floating signs without stable referents. By combining these axes, deconstruction is reconceived not as a purely tex- tual strategy but as a spatial methodology, where meaning is und.