There are deconstructive steps that can be taken to critically appraise the dualities, plotlines, metaphors, tropes and other constructions. Many find deconstruction to be a an endless process. But, for me, after the dualities and other moves have been traced in the text, the deconstructionist can realign or resituate the political, economic, or social aspects of the text by creating new texts. Deconstructionists note that the interpretations derived by any particular community, for example by organization scholars, is an arbitrary limit imposed upon the writing of management.
Stories have hegemonic constructions within particular times and places.
Below are some references to explore deconstruction. Paper presentation to Eastern Academy of Management Meetings, Cornell University, May, 5. Academy of Management Journal. Paper presented to conference on Metaphors and Narrative, Auckland, New Zealand, July. Boje, David and Robert Dennehy, 1992.