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William Faulkner is one of the most greatest and famous authors of modern America. He received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1949. The reason for his awarded was “for his powerful and artistically unique contribution to the modern American novel”. I t...
评分Emily is one of those persons of whom the distinction between reality and illusion has blurred. That is her way of hiding her sadness, weakness and failure. She is still a woman who is pride, arrogant and impervious before the townspeople.
评分Emily is one of those persons of whom the distinction between reality and illusion has blurred. That is her way of hiding her sadness, weakness and failure. She is still a woman who is pride, arrogant and impervious before the townspeople.
评分William Faulkner is one of the most greatest and famous authors of modern America. He received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1949. The reason for his awarded was “for his powerful and artistically unique contribution to the modern American novel”. I t...
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课文。。。。。。。。。。。。。。居然有那么多人标记过
评分绝妙。读到结尾才知道之前所有的冗长只为了这一刻，一切的平和庸常无奈和轻叹，在结尾的腐尸中成为残忍的温柔、血色的美，一切都有了意义，一切又会慢慢地悄悄地回归平静，如一场噩梦。到最后才发现这个故事曾在高三迟子建的一篇文章的开头看到过，当时就很喜欢，福克纳的散文舍伍德安德森写“等待着再一次被伤害”，有一样的美，这种美如醍醐灌顶当头棒喝，毛骨悚然。整篇都是旁人流言串行的，是“poor Emily”里她生命的碎片，其实真正的原因在开头便说了：她没有办法，她不得不拒绝父亲的死，以此为自己的痛苦负责。她为何买毒药，她的爱人为何死去，老奴为何是哑的，她为何开一堂泥塑课，为何她从不打扫自己的婚房，与尘土和污垢共生，好像为死亡献祭？为何福克纳要送给她一朵玫瑰？为何这样写，福克纳作文章的方式值得更多探究，要记得。
评分头回看原版
评分虽然能猜到结局，但这种哥特式小说真是永远都看不厌
评分If you have read The Great Expectations or Poe.
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