Deconstruction as literary analysis refers specifically to the method of taking apart and examining the elements within the literature: what they mean individually and how they relate together in relation to one another – both within the work itself and outside of it (in relation to other works). Writing about deconstruction involves identifying themes, examining characters, looking at the form, describing the structure, explaining plot devices, etc. Deconstruction is a term thrown around casually but has a specific meaning when it comes to writing. It means taking a piece of writing...