The Sound And Fury: A Norton Critical Edition William Faulkner Ww Co Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction Essays Literary Reference

William Faulkner’s Provocative And Enigmatic 1929 Novel The Sound Fury Is Widely Acknowledged As One Of Most Important English-Language Novels Twentieth Century This Revised Expanded Norton Critical Edition Builds On Strengths Its Predecessors While Focusing New Attention Both Novel’s Contemporary Reception Rich Cultural Historical Contexts Text For Third Again That Corrected Scrupulously Prepared By Noel Polk Whose Textual Note Precedes David Minter’s Annotations Designed To Assist Readers With Obscure Words Allusions Have Been Retained “Contemporary ” Considers Broad Range Reactions Extraordinary Publication Michael Gorra’s Headnote Sets Stage Assessments Evelyn Scott Henry Nash Smith Clifton P Fadiman Dudley Fitts Richard Hughes Edward Crickmay Materials Faulkner (“The Writer His Work”) Include Letters Malcolm Cowley About Portable Nobel Prize Literature Address “Cultural Contexts” Begins Insightful Which Followed Seven Seminal Considerations—Five Them Edition—Of Southern History Memory Together These Works—By C Vann Woodward H King Gray Alexander Percy Lillian James Henri Bergson—Provide Understanding “Criticism” Represents Eighty-Five Years Scholarly Engagement Are Essays Eric Sundquist Doreen Fowler Godden Stacy Burton Maria Truchan-Tataryn A Chronology Life Work Newly Included Along An Updated Selected Bibliography Σελίδες: 544 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0411 Διαστάσεις: 13X13Cm