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    family was dying? Would you sit by them until the end? What about your view on death itself? Do you think that there is some sort of afterlife‚ where your spirit outlives your body but you continue to live? Perhaps you simply believe that you are trapped in an eternal slumber. There are many different views on the concept of death‚ as well as the behavior that should be reflected upon when you’re facing death‚ as with a family member. Though there may be countless opinions on this topic‚ As I Lay Dying

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    In the novel As I Lay Dying‚ William Faulkner introduces the Bundrens‚ a poor southern family who sets forth on a journey on behalf of their mother‚ Addie Bundren‚ who requested to be buried in Jefferson. Although the novel appears to be optimistic it can be argued to be pessimistic in nature. As the family’s expedition comes to an end three out of the seven family members are able to obtain their wishes for coming to Jefferson. The three family members are Vardaman‚ the youngest child‚ Anse‚

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    In the novel‚ As I Lay Dying‚ by William Faulkner‚ Addie’s passage is used to convey the idea that words cannot be exchanged for actions and the artificialness of language. Faulkner demonstrates that words often fail to connect‚ how words are used to imitate experience and the significance of actions over words. In this passage‚ Faulkner uses Addie’s own experiences with language to show her difficulty in communicating with the school children through language. In addition to the struggle to communicate

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    Velee Patel Ms. C. Fornini English IV‚ Period 5 28 April 2014 Faulkner’s Characterization of Dewey Dell in As I Lay Dying William Faulkner’s diction‚ point of view‚ and syntax in his polyphonic novel‚ As I Lay Dying‚ strategically employs the miserably pessimistic yet juvenile voice of Dewey Dell to characterize her as the novel’s naïve victim. The only surviving female in the Bundren family‚ Faulkner presents the hardships that Dewey Dell must endure. In addition‚ as an uneducated girl with no guidance

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    novel as a whole. In As I Lay Dying‚ Addie Bundren is one of those types of characters. She has only one chapter in the entire book‚ yet is somehow able to have the biggest influence on the rest of the characters. She is the basis of the story‚ and everything relates back to her. Addie Bundren seems to have such a heavy impact on the characters as they were constantly trying to please her. Darl always longed for her approval and was constantly jealous of her relationship with Jewel. He was always

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    not care at all. The authors Tennessee Williams and William Faulkner show‚ in their works‚ that sometimes the people with the greatest differences are the most insightful. This proves that the main characters of A Streetcar Named Desire and As I Lay Dying are very similar because they both experience tragedy and are affected by such. In the play A Streetcar Named Desire‚ by Tennessee Williams‚ one of the main characters‚

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    important literature and art is in America. He had accomplished more artistically over a decade than most writers in a lifetime (Padgett). Between the years 1927-1934‚ he had books published every year (Reuben). Many of his greatest novels were As I Lay Dying; Light in America‚ and above all‚ Absalom‚ Absalom. William Faulkner was known as one of the twentieth century’s greatest writers in history. He had special talents

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    worldwide have been banned from schools‚ including‚ As I Lay Dying‚ by William Faulkner. After I read the book‚ the question of why it has been banned from schools popped up in my mind. Many say‚ that it was banned for harsh language and dialect. This book has also “used gods name in vain” talked about reincarnation‚ and has mentioned abortion ‚ which makes people angry. After reading this book‚ I believe this book should not be banned from schools. I believe this because the book has little swear words

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    William Faulkner wrote As I Lay Dying in 1930‚ around the time when the theories of Sigmund Freud‚ the father of psychoanalysis‚ were gaining popularity. In his story about the death of a mother‚ Addie‚ and her family’s reaction and grieving process‚ Faulkner adheres to many of Freud’s theories on defense mechanisms. According to Freud‚ “Challenges from the outer environment and from our inner urges threaten us with anxiety… The process that the ego (subconscious mind) uses to distort reality to

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    Coleman‚ Shareca As I Lay Dying Like Addie As I Lay Dying by William Faulkner is a novel about a series of siblings and their dying mother. Each sibling has a different view on the sense of their dying mother and even their siblings‚ but it tells that story through each point of view differently. These characters see themselves being a certain amount of supportive and a certain amount of helpful after their demise of their mother‚ Addie Bundren. You have this depiction of who they think they are

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