Nishtha Desai

 This blog is part of thinking activity :Derrida and Deconstruction. Let's discuss it. Teacher's Blog Click Here 1. Deconstruction: Can We Truly Define Anything? | Derrida Explained Is it possible to truly define anything? According to Jacques Derrida , the answer is far more complex than a simple yes or no. In this video, we explore the core of Deconstruction —a philosophical and literary approach that doesn’t aim to destroy meaning, but rather to question the foundations of how we define and understand anything at all. Contrary to popular belief, Derrida insists that deconstruction is not a destructive activity . As he clarified in his'  Letter to a Japanese Friend' (10 July, 1983), the term in French may imply annihilation, but for him, deconstruction is an inquiry into the foundations —a deep examination of how concepts are built on binary oppositions (like presence/absence, reason/emotion). We also touch on his famous term “différance” , a French word that c...

  Hello Everyone...This blog is part of a book review ' JAT SATHE VAT' written by Krunshnakant Unadkat.   “Jat Sathe Vat: A Book That Speaks to the Soul” Jat Sathe Vat by Krushnakant Unadkat is one such book that speaks directly to your heart. It is a beautiful reminder to slow down, observe our reactions, and reconnect with the calm voice inside us. In our day-to-day lives, we often get angry over small things, feel upset without reason, or lose balance in difficult situations. This book gently teaches us how to stay positive, peaceful, and joyful — no matter what is happening around us. It's not about big life changes; it's about small, meaningful shifts in how we think and feel. Most importantly, it leads us toward self-realization — to better understand ourselves and live with more awareness. One of the most interesting things about Jat Sathe Vat is its structure. The book is divided into 26 short chapters , and each one focuses on a different situation or em...