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000002050 1001_ $$aBarth, J. Robert,$$ecomp.
000002050 24510 $$aReligious perspectives in Faulkner's fiction: Yoknapatawpha and beyond.$$cJ. Robert Barth, editor.
000002050 260__ $$aNotre Dame,$$bUniversity of Notre Dame Press$$c[1972]
000002050 300__ $$axi, 233 p.$$c24 cm.
000002050 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references.
000002050 5050_ $$aReligion and literature: the critical context.--Faulkner and the Calvinist tradition, by J. R. Barth, S.J.--Faulkner's Southern Puritanism, by H. J. Douglas and R. Daniel.--Faulkner's vision of good and evil, by C. Brooks.--The theological complexity of Faulkner's fiction, by J. W. Hunt.--Vestigial moralities in The sound and the fury, by A. N. Wilder.--The Old Testament vision in As I lay dying, by P. C. Rule, S.J.--Light in August: outrage and compassion, by H. H. Waggoner.--The theological center of Absalom Absalom! By J. W. Hunt.--The bear: an unromantic reading, by H. A. Perluck.--A fable: everyman's warfare, by R. A. King, Jr.
000002050 60010 $$aFaulkner, William,$$d1897-1962$$xEthics.
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