Original sentence: (A few have advocated the word deconstructor.)  Popularly, however, deconstruction is widely considered to be a liberal Western academic movement, and the main philosophical pillar of postmodernism.In Continental philosophy and literary criticism, deconstruction, (or deconstructionism) is a post-structuralist philosophical and literary method (or, some would say, event) first characterized by the French philosopher Jacques Derrida.Many whose writings may be considered deconstructive resist the use of the word deconstructionism, along with related "-ist" and "-istic" forms, because they do not consider deconstruction properly to be a movement or constituency, but rather a textual occurrence.More broadly, it is the critical reading of texts in a manner similar to Derrida's
Edited sentence: In literary criticism and Continental philosophy, deconstruction, (or deconstructionism) refers to to a post-structuralist philosophical and literary practice initiated by the French philosopher Jacques Derrida, and more broadly to the critical reading of texts in a manner similar to Derrida's.Many thinkers who practice deconstruction resist the use of the words deconstructionist, along with related related "-ism" and "-istic" forms, because they do not consider deconstruction to be a movement or constituency, but rather an event.Thus, some have advocated the use of the word deconstructor as an alternative way of referring to someone who deconstructs