Neoconstruction - Revision history

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'''Neoconstructionism''' is a branch of literary criticism which approaches literature with the basic assumption that it can be broken down into constituent parts and analyzed in detail. It is the modern descendant of classic [[constructionism]], which is the normative manner in which literature was approached for most of literary criticism prior to the twentieth century.

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	'''Neoconstructionism''' is a branch of literary criticism which approaches [[literature]] with the basic assumption that it can be broken down into constituent parts and analyzed in detail. It is the modern descendant of classic [[constructionism]], which is the normative manner in which literature was approached for most of literary criticism prior to the twentieth [[century]].		'''Neoconstructionism''' is a branch of literary criticism which approaches [[literature]] with the basic assumption that it can be broken down into constituent parts and analyzed in detail. It is the modern descendant of classic [[constructionism]], which is the normative manner in which literature was approached for most of literary criticism prior to the twentieth [[century]].
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