deconstruction theory definition
: a theory used in the study of literature or philosophy which says that a piece of writing does not have just one meaning and that the meaning depends on the reader. a theory used in the study of literature or philosophy which says that a piece of writing does not have just one meaning and that the meaning depends on the reader.
There can be any number and as many as a hundred. Originally, they represented the number of ways an egg can be prepared. Now they've come to mean how experienced the chef is … (more folds equal more experience). But there is no rule on how many folds. It's more a personal choice of design.