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DAUDONARY TALES: DECONSTRUCTING THE VILE NATURE OFTEN BY ILLUMINATING THE SHADES OF AESTHETIC ILLUSTRATION IN UGLINESS

Author
KURT TORLAO PASCUAL
Abstract

This study is qualitative in nature that employed content analysis Furthermore, the study utilized Formalistic Approach and Deconstruction in identifying and discussing the different attitudes of the characters as well as the binary oppositions present in different elements in the novels. The Moon and Spence and Perfume To furnish the analysis of the study, different Principles of Aestheticism of Oscar Wide were used to explain the meanings of the prevailing ideologies established in the novel The results showed that the ideas of Oscar Wide presented in his books appeared to be true in the novels through the actions of the protagonists. As portrayed both protagonists, in spite of the ugliness present in their physique and social conditions, had a great concentration of vision and intensity of purpose that led them to exude their moral or ethical judgment. This portrayal proved another idea of Wide in The Decay of Lying night for he said that the artist often conceals his identity behind a mask without knowing that the mask reveals them even more because the disguise intensifies the artist's personality in addition, these different portrayals led to a number of binary Oppositions name pica Eocentinc, Allectionalistic Heromillain, Normal Gifted and Accept accost which by Bing Deconstruction, the meaning of the binary terms were dismantled from the usual order to the heating revenue:: by the text its. The privileged opposition was undermined making the inferior apostle superior Hence the subversion of the prevailing entity in the reactive authority of the non-privileged Ideologies

SY
2018
Program
Bachelor of Arts of English Literature
Department, College
English, Social Science and Humanities
Department
Department: English
College
College: Social Sciences and Humanities

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