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… of a college freshman on Faulkner, even when they conflicted … found his observations about
Faulkner astute and valuable. … the existing scholarly literature on Faulkner, and it proved to …

… of architecture in Faulkner's thinking as a whole. This book explores Faulkner's use of
architecture and its accoutrements, not only as another way of understanding Faulkner's work, but …

Fuchs and líichael Gold, remains a vriter of limited interest. Others, Abraham Cahan, for exaple,
are scarcely known today. Only Nathanael est se es to be an exception. After World War II…

… key to some of Faulkner’s … Faulkner to his students and readers—a partial and one-sided
sketch, to be sure, but whose purpose is to bring to view the logic and rationale of the Faulkner …

… make a particular impact on Faulkner’s tie to Hollywood and his work as a screenwriter: his
friendship and collaboration with filmmaker Howard Hawks. Faulkner’s cinema years would …

… Faulkner, doubtless, had planned to go to Europe by late I924. The town paper had … so had
John McClure soon after Faulkner's arrival in New Orleans in January, I925.5 After Faulkner's …

… William Faulkner stated in his acceptance speech for the … Faulkner experienced major conflicts
in his own life, including … in Faulkner in the late 1940s, claimed that “Faulkner performed a …

… Faulkner never gave up, could be made to survive even in the modern world. Eliot and Joyce,
we may say, provided Faulkner … in its purer state too soft a metal for Faulkner's purposes. …

… , Faulkner, like Benjy, unceasingly kept "trying to say." Various dimensions of Faulkner's rich
… originally presented by scholars at the 1987 Faulkner and Yoknapatawpha Conference, the …