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  In Susan Glaspell's play Trifles,who killed the man and why ?  The play Trifles is written by an American writer Susan Glaspell.In this play she describes the death of a man John Wright.This play is one-act play.John Wright was the husband of Minnie.Minnie used to sing and wear beautiful clothes.But her married life was unhappy.Her husband John Wright was abusive and callous.After marriage she stopped singing and wearing beautiful clothes.She had a beautiful canary.She loved it very much.Once her husband killed it and this incident broke her heart.She decided to take a revenge.She killed her husband while he was sleeping.Two ladies Mrs.Hale and Mrs. Peter came to the house of Wright to get the clues of murder.They make certain investigations by exploring her belongings.They saw the untidy kitchen and found the dead canary lying in a box.When they found that dead canary,they believed that John Wright broke it's neck and killed it and this motivated her to take his life. ...

Deconstruction By Derrida

M.Ansar Mughal,MA English National University Of Modern Languages Deconstruction By Derrida Deconstruction questions the basic conceptual differences or Deconstruction carries a close reading of the text to find that the text has some irreconcilably contradictory meanings, rather than being a unified, logical whole.According to Derrida Western people describe their thoughts in terms of binary oppositions (White--Black,tall-short,cause-effect , speech-writing) etc.Accorrding to Derrida these binary oppositions are hierarchies in miniature .Derrida argues that Western culture sees one term of the binary oppositions as superior and the other term as negative or inferior.With the help of deconstruction, Derrida wants to erase the boundary line between these binary Deconstruction arose in response to the Structuralism theory according to which all elements of human culture and literature can be understood as parts of system of sign.Deconstructionists also reject formalism theory.Accord...