Which option most accurately describes the role of a deconstructionist critic?

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Questioning whether discourse can ever be truly coherent.Proposing that literary analysis involves dissecting language into its component signs.Claiming that meaning in language and literary works depends on differences between terms and is perpetually postponed.Every one of the above statements is accurate.

Explanation

Deconstructionist critics challenge the idea that discourse is fully coherent (A), view literary study as an analysis of language broken down into signs (B), and emphasize that meaning arises from differences and is constantly deferred (C). Therefore, all these perspectives collectively define their approach (D).