Respected
Sir,
According to
Derrida, the term Deconstruction is hard to define as it has no exact meaning
at all. It is a form of philosophical and literary analysis. Deconstruction is
a way of reading and text and there by exposing the instability of meaning
which the text tries to cover up.
As a
post-structuralist critic, here I want to give an example of literary text.
T.P. Kailasam’s “The Purpose”, in which he deconstructs the original myth from
Mahabharata and in his play he gave more importance to the Eklavya’s character
and presented the unknown things which are not originally in Mahabharata.
In structure
we find intention of author and in post structure author is dead. So, post
structuralist stand against the text and deconstruct the work of literature.
Thank
you….