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Constituting Elements of Faulkner’s Yoknapatawpha: Mirroring of the Actual in the Apocryphal

This paper will attempt to discuss elements that contributed to the creation of Faulkner’s Yoknapatawpha. To achieve this attention will be paid to a complex net of cultural, race, class, and gender relations which have been the basis of Faulkner’s South. His South has been presented, in contrast to its historical picture that is based on facts and is, therefore, more or less objective, unquestionable, and unchangeable, in a more fictional and subjective way ; it is a reminiscence inscribed in writer’s memory as his main source of inspiration.

William Faulkner; Yoknapatawpha; race; class; gender; family

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