Reconstructing the Vision of Reality: Analysing Becky Chambers’ A Psalm for Wild-Built

Abstract

Becky Chambers’ A Psalm for Wild-built talks through the lenses of human Dex and robot Mosscap, discussing the repercussions that happened in the world where they lead their livelihood. Deconstructivism is a postmodern literary movement emphasising language and meaning, fragmentation and instability. This article makes the case that deconstructivism is an effective technique for examining intricate and nuanced literary themes by carefully examining the text and taking into account pertinent literary theories. This article highlights the interconnectedness of all beings while attempting to highlight the difficulties the author encountered when addressing the ideas and concepts of conventional narratives about the relationship between humans and nature. This research article also uncovers the conventional ideas of these concepts, showing non-human characters as completely realized people with their possessed considerations and feelings. The novella further bridges the communication gap between the human and nonhuman entities. The article entitled “Reconstructing the Vision of Reality: Analysing Becky Chambers’ A Psalm for the Wild-Built,” tries to decode the aspects of the future in connection with the current scientific development and the civility of nonhuman character. It also highlights the concern of character towards the position of holding the power.