The passage suggests that which one of the following most accurately describes the author's view of deconstructionist thought? A. The author is guardedly optimistic about the ability of deconstruction to reveal the intentions and biases of a writer. B. The author endorses the utility of deconstruction for revealing the role of older meanings of words. C. The author is enthusiastic about the significant neologisms that deconstruction has introduced into literary criticism. D. The author regards deconstruction's tendency to focus only on the problems and faults of literary texts as too mechanical. E. The author condemns deconstruction's attempts to define literary criticism as a creative act.