Religious perspectives in Faulkner's fiction : Yoknapatawpha and beyond
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Religious perspectives in Faulkner's fiction : Yoknapatawpha and beyond
University of Notre Dame Press, c1972
- : hbk
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Religion and literature: the critical context
- Faulkner and the Calvinist tradition / by J.R. Barth
- Faulkner's Southern Puritanism / by H.J. Douglas and R. Daniel
- Faulkner's vision of good and evil / by C. Brooks
- The theological complexity of Faulkner's fiction / by J.W. Hunt
- Vestigial moralities in The sound and the fury / by A.N. Wilder
- The Old Testament vision in As I lay dying / by P.C. Rule
- Light in August: outrage and compassion / by H.H. Waggoner
- The theological center of Absalom Absalom! / by J.W. Hunt
- The bear: an unromantic reading / by H.A. Perluck
- A fable: everyman's warfare / by R.A. King, Jr


