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Summary and Analysis: "A Rose for Emily" (
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Critical Essay William Faulkner's Writing Style
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Faulkner's style in his short stories
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is not the typical Faulknerian
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stream-of-conscious narration
found in his major novels. However,
some of his novels' narrative
techniques are also present in the stories and include extended descriptions and details, actions
in one scene that then recall a past or future scene, and complex sentence structure. What is
important to remember is that Faulkner always has a purpose in...