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Religion and literature: the critical context. Faulkner and the Calvinist tradition, by J. R. Barth, S.J. Faulkner's Southern Puritanism, by H. J. Douglas and R. Daniel. Faulkner's vision of good and evil, by C. Brooks. The theological complexity of Faulkner's fiction, by J. W. Hunt. Vestigial moralities in The sound and the fury, by A. N. Wilder. The Old Testament vision in As I lay dying, by P. C. Rule, S.J. Light in August: outrage and compassion, by H. H. Waggoner. The theological center of Absalom Absalom! By J. W. Hunt. The bear: an unromantic reading, by H. A. Perluck. A fable: everyman's warfare, by R. A. King, Jr |
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