William Faulkner: Selected Criticism
Bibliography Prepared by Robert Erle Barham, Jonathan Cox, and Ray Malewitz
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The Sound and the Fury (Bloomington: Indiana UP, 1976).
---, "The Struggle with the Angel," in
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The Sound and the Fury
to
Light in August (Bloomington: Indiana UP, 1990): 39-145.
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,"
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: A Collection of Critical Essays
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," in
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," in
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Iser, Wolfgang, "Perception, Temporality, and Action as Modes of Subjectivity. William Faulkner:
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," in
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Jehlen, Myra,
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Kaluza, Irena,
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,"
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,"
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Polk, Noel, ed,
New Essays on
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---, "Trying Not to Say: A Primer on the Language of
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," in
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(Jackson: UP of Mississippi, 1996): 99-136.
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Sartre, Jean-Paul, "On
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," in
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