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Deconstructionism is a technique of literary criticism which seeks to analyze a work as thoroughly as possible as it pertains to other works. In other words, according to creator Jacques Derrida,
"there is nothing outside the text"
Every written source is in itself a linked text; Derrida believed that there was no objectivity possible. The main aim is to understand why the work was created, by examining the "context" of its creation: history, era, culture, society, and other similar works.
How to Deconstruct the poem:-
To analyze a poem using deconstruction, the first step should be to place down the superficial meaning;
What do the words say?
How does the poem speak to you?
Most examinations of poetry focus on the surface meaning without digging deeper. You should try to find out where and why the poem was written, and for what purpose: was it a response to cultural norms, or a reflection of self-examination? Who was the writer, and why was this poem, at this time, so important?
Historical Context
The historical context is also important. Many poems directly reflect public sentiment of the time, while others deliberately go against the popular sentiment. Use your knowledge of the writer and his/her lifestyle to understand how the poem reflects the times.
Deconstructive ReadingofSonnet 18
Sonnet 18: Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?