Faulkner

Yet, he said, the unevenness shows that Faulkner was willing to take risks, to explore new material, and new ways to talk about it.

Faulkner's works to show us a strong showing both the United States and South colors only belong to his own Yoknapatawpha County.

It would not be remembered today if it were not for Faulkner's later work.

Benjy's eagerness to win Caddy's tenderness reflects Faulkner's affiliation to his mother Maud and his preference for little, innocent girl.

In talking about "The Sound and the Fury, " Faulkner said he saw in his mind a dirty little girl playing in front of her house.

Inevitably "Sanctuary" has become something of an embarrassment to Faulkner's admirers.

The physician said he drove his brother to the airport, and that Mr. Faulkner wasn't carrying any weapons when he boarded the plane.

I held up the book and told him it was the greatest novel written in any language since William Faulkner died.

The Reivers was Faulkner's last novel, published in the year that he died after injuring himself in a fall from a horse.

In nineteen forty-six, Malcolm Cowley collected some of Faulkner's writings and wrote a report about him.

Faulkner once said, "Don't bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors . Try to be better than yourself. "

A colleague urged him to see a psychiatrist, but Faulkner refused.

Dont bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors. Try to be better than yourself. William Faulkner.

William Faulkner is one of the greatest contemporary writers in the United States.

The narrates, as the remarkable mark of Yuhua's inditement, enable him to have sorts of entanglements with Faulkner.

Chris Faulkner, CEO of Breitling Oil, said the impact of future attacks could be devastating.

You and your parents can stop worrying, for Faulkner, Edison, Darwin and lots more were far from being geniuses in their teens.

When the book was ready to be published, Faulkner went to New York and completely rewrote it.

She was the first one to open my eyes to Hemingway, Faulkner, and other literary giants.

Graham : Thank you for coming , Miss Faulkner . I'll let you know as soon as we've made a decision .

Faulkner said he acknowledged the dangers Australian troops faced.

Unlike Melville and Faulkner, Bellow did not come from a culture saturated in the rhythms and imagery of the English Bible.

William Faulkner shows a great sympathy to the tragic life of the female protagonist Emily in the novel A Rose for Emily.

The other narrative techniques Faulkner used to construct his stories include symbolism and mythological and biblical allusions.

At a news conference in Denver, Mr. Faulkner's younger brother, Scott Faulkner, a physician, described Gary as 'a man on a mission. '

Faulkner has been hailed as the greatest American writer of his contemporaries.

Rose for Emily is one of the classic stories written by American famous writer William Faulkner.

Faulkner also clarify the deep South Complex, in the contemplation of such complex, the better the image of the character of Dale.

Faulkner once said, "The past is not dead, it's not even the past. "

Um, you know what? never mind. Just--just mention how his prose style Is influenced by early faulkner.

It is a smart piece of marketing, though anyone who actually reads Faulkner will find him horribly gloomy about his home region.

Faulkner create a typical appearance of the paradoxical charactor that contains both beauty and frightfullness.

Faulkner's widow said after the hearing that she believed any jury would have convicted Mumia Abu-Jamal.

William Faulkner called Mark Twain "the first truly American writer" ; Eugene O'Neill dubbed him "the true father of American literature. "

F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, and William Faulkner are considered to be the masters in the field of American fiction.

Faulkner has been accused of looking back to a time when life was better.

However, for a beginner of Faulkner scholarship, his short stories may well be an easy start.

In most of William Faulkner's works, the universal theme, "the problems of the human heart in conflict with itself" was well presented.

Faulkner's works form a fascinating three-dimensional painting of the southern society.

The Evening Sun is one of the short stories of Faulkner which have the most artistic charm.

William Faulkner's short story A Rose for Emily relates the tragic life of Emily afflicted by patriarchy.

Faulkner's first movie job was writing the script for a wrestling movie starring comedian Wallace Beery.

Today it is generally recognized as Faulkner's greatest success and one of America's greatest works of literature.

Near the end of his life, Faulkner received many honors.

This thesis aims to analyze Faulkner's rich women characters from the perspectives of Freudian psychology and Southern traditional values.

In Faulkner's story called "The Bear" a group of men are talking after the day's hunt.

In William Faulkner's As I Lay Dying, the use of Dan's point of view is related to his psychological state.

So here selected three of them in the Modern period, namely William Faulkner, Ernest Hemingway and John Steinbeck.

The Sound and the Fury is one of the most famous novels of Faulkner.

Faulkner's old Senate colleague Robert Ray would be another good choice.

Faulkner is one of the most prominent American writers in the 20 century.

Although Faulkner had only finished training with the Air Force in Canada, and not entered combat.

Light in August is one of the most important and controversial novels ever written by Faulkner.

Faulkner portrays us a world of tragedies, however, what he looks forward to is "a beam of light" for the future of mankind.

William Faulkner once called Mark Twain "the father of American literature. "

In fact , Faulkner's vision of the South is not merely complex , at times it is incoherent , and turns back upon itself .

William Faulkner was once visited by an old friend who hadn't seen him in 30 years.

The vital point, however, is that Faulkner has been able to use the South as a basis for literature.

Mr. Graham: Sit down, Miss Faulkner . . . You're presently working at Creative Advertising Company?

William Faulkner of America is one of important writers in the 20th century.

"the old universal truths lacking which any story is ephemeral and doomed" (William Faulkner).

"That's good stuff, " echoed her fellow-southerner, William Faulkner, about O'Connor's first novel, "Wise Blood" .

As I lay dying by the author of William Faulkner ShenPin wonderful dubbed constitutive work since.

The Sound and the Fury wins great honor as well as severe criticism for its author, William Faulkner.

This paper intends to interpret Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury with Husserl's theory of intentionality.

Meanwhile a new sexy neighbor moves to town, Ben Faulkner, and he's Renee's first order of business.

Faulkner's style is vivid and vigorous with rich individual feature of dialogue and soliloquy. All of them leave deep impression on man.

He is still the writer before whom everyone from Faulkner to Mailer has knelt.

Brian Faulkner, a hardline Unionist who had become the Prime Minister of N. I. in March 1971, wanted even stronger security measures.

Faulkner's Attitudes towards Nature--An Ecocriticism Approach to "Forest Trilogy"

Scot Faulkner worked for former President Ronald Reagan and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich.

Mr. Faulkner was seized from a forest close to the border.

Faulkner , William. Go Down, Moses. Trans. Li Wenjun. Shanghai: Shanghai Translation Publishing House, 2004.

William Faulkner shows his outstanding writing techniques in it.

Police quoted Mr. Faulkner as saying he wanted to avenge the victims of the attacks.

Authorities in Chitral have identified the man as Gary Faulkner, a construction worker from California.

Roy Faulkner was the work crew foreman.

Moreover, Faulkner was good at presenting multiple points of view.

William Faulkner was the winner of 1950's Nobel Prize for Literature.

The changes were made after it was printed. So Faulkner had to pay for them himself.

Light in August is one of the most important works of William Faulkner.

As Malcolm Cowley shows, all of Faulkner's people, black or white, act in a similar way.

Frenzy, Violence and Death: On the Ruling Metaphors in Faulkner's "Dry September"

Yuhua's acceptance and variation of Faulkner are analysed from two aspects of narrative angle of view and the narration time.

Faulkner's great writing days were over by the end of World War Two.

Faulkner, more than most men, was aware of human strength as well as of human weakness.

MoYan and Faulkner's novels aroused readers and researchers' interest by its special country region charm.

In ABSOLAM, ABSOLAM, William Faulkner broke the boundary of literature and history, and adopted the fictional tactics of literary creation.

Later that evening Faulkner was introduced briefly to Dennis.

"I don't mince words on the situation in Afghanistan, " Faulkner told reporters in Sydney on Friday.

It is no wonder that a great number of America's most famous word smiths, such as Mark Twain and William Faulkner, hail from the South.

Yet, when Faulkner read the book after his editor cut it, he approved.

Part third, the root that Yuhua's acceptance about Faulkner's narrative art.

Flannery O'Connor is widely considered as the most important southern writer of America after William Faulkner.

As in some Greek tragedies, the characters in Faulkner's The Bear labor under a curse. What is the nature of the curse in this text?

Scott Faulkner said his brother was born in Los Angeles and resides in Greeley.

Firstly, it does an overview on Faulkner and The Sound and the Fury's present Research.

feel free to start with Faulkner. Otherwise, read, read, read.

"A Rose for Emily" ----In this story, Faulkner makes best use of the Gothic devices in narration.

Born in New Albany, Mississippi, on September 25, 1897, Faulkner created the legendary Yoknapatawpha County.

While in New Orleans in 1924, Anderson encouraged Faulkner to write about his home county in Mississippi.

Novelist William Faulkner knew the South well.

The dramatic force and vividness of Faulkner's best work is unsurpassed in modern fiction.

The current trip was roughly Mr. Faulkner's sixth to Pakistan since 2002, Dr. Faulkner said.

Faulkner chronicled the life of Mississippi.

Faulkner earned two Pulitzer Prizes and the 1949 Nobel Prize for literature.

Chapter One is the introduction to William Faulkner, the novel, and the layout and significance of the study.

In 19 24 , Faulkner published his first book, a collection of poetry titled The Marble Faun.

Faulkner wrote 19 novels and 76 novellas and short stories during his writing career.

Minter, David L. Faulkner's Questioning Narratives. Urbana, Ill. : University of Illinois, 2001.

Faulkner says he is a person with the depth of pressed metal.

Hemingway play the fool and Faulkner forget his art.

William Faulkner, A Critical Study. Reviseded ed. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1975.

When the Library of America put out her collected works 10 years ago, she outsold Faulkner.

My uncle lived next door in a set-up my father likened to Faulkner.

Funnily, many writers like take them self as peasant, such as Faulkner in America and Moyan in china.

Who was More Appreciative of Faulkner-- The Early Faulkner Studies in the English World and China

It's a shame that the only thing a man can do for eight hours a day is work. --- William Faulkner

Faulkner's Idea of Race as Reflected from His Representation of Mulattoes

Reconstruction of an Ideal Homeland--Probe into William Faulkner's Literary Creation Value

The Point of View in Faulkner's Novels

Cursed Son, Abnormal Marriages--An Approach into the Falling of the South by William Faulkner

Perhaps they were right in putting love into books. . . Perhaps it could not live anywhere else. William Faulkner

A Tentative Analysis of Faulkner's Narrative Style in His Stream of Consciousness Novels

Paying respects: Brandy Faulkner, a neighbour of Jobs, leaves flowers outside his home in Palo Alto, California

Jesus Archetype Applied in Faulkner's Novels and its Significance

Intruder; Faulkner; Antebellum South; Post-bellum South; Changes;

William Faulkner's Sense of Human Crises

A Preliminary Comparison between Ernest Hemingway's and William Faulkner Novels

The Southern Renaissance &. William Faulkner

Destroyed And Twisted: An Analysis of William Faulkner's Southern Female Characters

Damaged Lives: Southern And Caribbean Narrative From Faulkner To Naipaul

William Faulkner and Southern American Literature

Faulkner and Mo Yan: Construction and Elucidation of Hometown Mythology

William Faulkner: Interview in Writers at Work (First Series, ed. by Malcolm Cowley)

Sympathy and criticism: the female characters shaped by Faulkner

On Eccentricity of the Typical Characters in Faulkner's Novels

Traveling by train appears to be his reply to America's more flamboyant literary adventurers such as Hemingway or Faulkner

Further Interpretation of Faulkner's Symbolism

Great Master of Literature in Vision of Life: William Faulkner

A Brief Comparison Between Dostoevsky and Faulkner

The Comparing of Tragedy Between Hemingway and Faulkner

"of time fleeing beneath him" (William Faulkner)

on a multiplicity of voices in william faulkner ' s novels

The Comparative Study on William Faulkner and Jin Yong's Novel Writing

Metaphorical Symbol in William Faulkner's Novels

On the Popular Consciousness in Faulkner's Novel Creation

A big dog, a hound with a strain of mastiff from somewhere(William Faulkner)

William Faulkner's Transcendence of the Aesthetic Psychology of Time and Space

Collected Stories of William Faulkner

On Two Opposite Types of Female Images in Faulkner's Novels

On the Gothic Characteristic in Faulkner's Writing

Southern Female and Their Virtues in Faulkner's Works

Comment on Faulkner's Pitiful Feelings about Women

Decoding the Christian Mythic Mode in Faulkner's Works

Faulkner and the South American Literature

On the Skill of Symbolic Metaphor in Faulkner' Novels

On the Postmodern Spirit in William Faulkner's Novels

Compare the Views of Literary between Mo Yan and Faulkner

On Autonomous Complex in Faulkner's Family Novels

Jesus Christ Figures in William Faulkner's Novels

Temporal and Spatial Form in Faulkner's Narrative Art

Duality in Faulkner's Writing Thoughts And Works

William Faulkner's Philosophy of Time

The Local Ideology in Both Hardy and Faulkner's Novels

J Between grief and nothing I will take grief. William Faulkner, American writer

On Wasteland Complex in Faulkner's Novels

On the Women Characters in Faulkner's Novels

On William Faulkner's Style of Re- narration

A Companion to Faulkner Studies

The Spatial Form in Faulkner's Novels

The Naming Art of Faulkner's Fiction

On Father Images in Faulkner's Works

On the Short Stories of Faulkner

Adoption of Mythological Time in Faulkner's Works

Faulkner's View on Race in Go Down, Moses

On the Noble Myth in Faulkner's Works

A Retrospect and Prospect of Faulkner Studies in China

Studies of William Faulkner in China

A Brief Review of Faulkner Studies in China