Jett F·22h ago“A Rose for Emily” — Narrative Perspective Analysis“So the next day we all said, “She will kill herself”; and we said it would be the best thing.”
Sleepy Cucumber·Sep 10Compulsion and the Gothic in FaulknerIf measure is the Aristotelian virtue of choice, good luck finding a decent man in Yoknapatawpha County. To live within the gothic is to…
Phil Garber·Jul 26George Washington and His Bloody Order for Genocide Of Native AmericansIt is well known that before he was president and during his reign, George Washington owned enslaved people but a lesser known fact is that…
Bookswithnoonan·Jul 17Absalom Absalom!A couple of Christmases ago, a friend of mine gave me a copy of Absalom, Absalom! to commemorate our twenty years of friendship.
Phil Garber·May 19Indestructible Tropes Remain The Anti-Semite’s Best FriendOld anti-Semitic tropes never die, they don’t even fade away; they just get recycled.A response icon10A response icon10
J.Motta·Apr 13Island: The Fascination of DisorientationWhy Sandra Voss’s novel does more than depict disorientation: it challenges the very idea of reality
J.Motta·Apr 13Isola: il fascino del disorientamentoPerché il romanzo di Sandra Voss non racconta solo uno smarrimento, ma mette in crisi l’idea stessa di realtà.
Fitrilya Anjarsari·Mar 29Faulkner Breaks Time in The Sound and The FuryReaders often describe The Sound and the Fury as difficult because it is confusing. Confusion certainly matters, but chronology is the…
Sandra Voss·Mar 5Perceptual Misalignment: Narrative Perception Beyond the SubjectFrom Point of View to Perceptual Field in Modernist Narrative
