Literary Criticism

In many ways this book appeals to a reader with basic knowledge of literary and language theory or a passing interest in philosophy and cultural studies. The main thrust of the book is that essentialism at some level can be reconciled with deconstruction. Pluralism is the theme of art and life - so why not politics and criticism. I took deconstruction as a standpoint and pursued a comparative analysis of Chomsky, Derrida and Wittgenstein.