An Analysis of Literary Studies; As Post Structural
Keywords:
Literary Studies; As Post StructuralAbstract
This paper aims study literature through poststructural
studies. This research is a type of library research, namely
research whose object of study uses library data in the form
of books as data sources, methods/approaches and previous
research results. Post-structural is a contemporary social
theory that emerged as a reaction to French structuralism
which was considered to have failed to understand the
existence of the subject and misunderstood the relationship
between language and power. Post structural has the concept
in various fields such as In Architecture and Civil Engineering,
Philosophy and Social Theory, linguistics and literature, dan
technology and Information Systems.
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