For 10 points, name this movement developed by Derrida in his book Of Grammatology.
The book that popularized this movement in the U.S. compares Archie Bunker yelling at his wife to the last two lines of Yeats's "Among School Children" to show that a certain question can never be answered. It was popularized by a thinker who argued that this approach's application to action leads to "possible-impossible aporias." It fell out of favor in academic circles after (*) Ortwin de Graef published articles showing that the leader of its Yale School supported the extermination of the Jews. Championed by the author of Blindness and Insight, Paul de Man, this movement argues that binary distinctions within a text should be overturned to ascertain meaning, which is invariably deferred. For 10 points, name this movement developed by Derrida in his book Of Grammatology.
The book that popularized this movement in the U.S. compares Archie Bunker yelling at his wife to the last two lines of Yeats's "
deconstructionism [Generously prompt on "Post-Structuralism"]