Tag Archives: William Faulkner
(1) Ethnic America; (2) Remembering Faulkner
John Higham argues that a comparative study of ethnic identities in America which combines religion, race, and nationality can gauge the nature of ethnic groups more accurately than siloed figures from the U. S. Census. In the second segment [13:45], Joseph Blotner discusses … Continue reading
Posted in Blotner, Joseph L., Episodes, Higham, John
Tagged Ethnicity -- United States, Literary biography, William Faulkner
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Southern Folk: (1) Faulkner’s “Negro”; (2) White Stereotypes
Thadious Davis speaks about her study of Faulkner’s attitudes toward blacks and whites. She is the author of Faulkner’s ‘Negro’: Art and the Southern Context. In the second segment [13:45], John Shelton Reed, the author of Southern Folk, Plain and Fancy: Native … Continue reading
Posted in Davis, Thadious M., Episodes, Reed, John Shelton
Tagged Southern Literature, Southerners, The South, William Faulkner
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