A Durkheimian approach to the phenomenon of suicide.
It is recognized as such, can and will be affirmed by many a scholar.
And yes, it's a thorough theoretical representation
of the matter. But it doesn't necessarily enlighten
The true essence of nihilism.
The rivers of nihilism run into the streams of anomie
which in itself may have the cause/effect of suicide.
In other words: the term nihilism
is occasionally used in association
with anomie which is a lack of
social and moral norms to explain
a generally despairing attitude
That perceives existence as meaningless.
So, with this in mindI find it relevant to see nihilism
In comparison with deconstruction.
First being the principle of the unlike
And then the logical exclusionary principle
Both must be seen and affirmed
As being non-exclusionary of each other
The last one, on the other hand,
May not meet the criteria of affirmation as such
And that being the principle of ranking
Carving the pristine anomie in words
As such may be regarded as folly.
I do however dare to say
That it touches the essence
Of what existence can be narrowed down to."