Deconstructive accounting

“The political potential of deconstructive analysis lies not in the simple recognition of the inevitability of exclusions, but in insisting upon accountability for the particular exclusions that are enacted and in taking up the responsibility to perpetually contest and rework the boundaries”

Karen Barad, 1998  (“Getting Real: technoscientific practices and the materialization of reality.”  Differences 10(2):87-128.  Pg. 103-4)