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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Bundren"”.

  1. Matrices Of Disorder: Class, Race, And The Policing Of Normative Southern Femininity In William Faulkner's The Sound And The Fury, As I Lay Dying, Sanctuary, And Requiem For A Nun

    … novels: Caddy Compson, Addie and Dewey Dell Bundren, Temple Drake, and Nancy Mannigoe, respectively, to reveal how race and class are indelible to the performance of gender in the literature of the early twentieth century South. The focus of this project will be to discover how the …

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  2. Growing Up Faulkner: Coming of Age, Identity, and Parental Responsibility in Three Faulkner Families.

    … In the Compson family, the Sutpen family and the Bundren family, the influence of the parents' action or paralysis confuses the identities and roles of their children. The children often look to themselves or to one another in absence of healthy parental models, but they are not equipped to deal …

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  3. "The worry that you are yourself": Darl's unforgivable neurodiversity in As I lay dying

    … paper is concerned with the character of Darl Bundren and the repeated motif of madness in William Faulkner's As I Lay Dying. Possible psychiatric explanations for Darl's madness, including linguistic evidence for his psychotic breakdown, are explored. The paper does not agree with the critical …

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  4. Gay Faulkner: Uncovering a Homosexual Presence in Yoknapatawpha and Beyond

    … these early years with a new reading of Darl Bundren from As I Lay Dying (1930)--the first novel Faulkner completed after his marriage--for the way Darl's community constructs him as queer and the way he defines his own gay identity as a "wounded" soldier who was exposed to homosexuality …

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  5. "Motionless as an Idol": The Roles of Art, Modernism, and Religion in William Faulkner's Construction of Gender

    … her society's expectations and injustice. Addie Bundren is depicted through a few art metaphors, with the extended metaphor being that of her coffin, disclosing her subj edification. Caddy Compson is also related to art metaphors that render her in the same manner as the two other women, …

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