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Volume XXIII Cover Volume XXIII
Volume XXIII
Number 2
Fall 2008

Table of Contents for Volume XXIII.2
  1. Racial Mixture, Racial Passing, and White Subjectivity in Absalom, Absalom! by Masami Sugimori3
  2. Terrorizing Whiteness in Yoknapatawpha County by Sharon Desmond Paradiso23
  3. Remembering Aunt Callie and Mr. William by Ginger Rue43
  4. Beyond Silence and Realism: Trauma and the Function of Ghosts in Absalom, Absalom! and Beloved by Peter Ramos47
  5. Texts, Contexts . . . and a Curious Lacuna by Donald M. Kartiganer67
  6. Cumulative Index to The Faulkner Journal by Linda S. Hargreaves85
  7. Contributors109
  8. Text Abbreviations110

Volume XXIII Cover Volume XXIII
Volume XXIII
Number 1
Fall 2007

Table of Contents for Volume XXIII.1
  1. Bear, Man, and Black: Hunting the Hidden in Faulkner's Big Woods by Richard Godden3
  2. The End of the Line in "Pennsylvania Station" by Gene M. Moore27
  3. Burying the Regional Mother: Faulkner's Road to Race Through the Visual Arts by Candace Waid37
  4. Contributors93
  5. Text Abbreviations94

Volume XXII CoverFaulkner and Whiteness
Volume XXII
Numbers 1 & 2
Fall 2006/Spring 2007

Table of Contents for Volume XXII.1 & XXII.2
  1. Introduction: Situating Whiteness in Faulkner Studies, Situating Faulkner in Whiteness Studies by Jay Watson3
  2. Negotiating the Marble Bonds of Whiteness: Hybridity and Imperial Impulse in Faulkner by Taylor Hagood24
  3. Absalom, Absalom! and the Semiotic Other by J. G. Brister39
  4. Signifying, Ordering, and Containing the Chaos: Whiteness, Ideology, and Language in Intruder in the Dust by Masami Sugimori54
  5. Queering Whiteness, Queering Faulkner: Hightower’s "Wild Bulges" by Alfred J. López74
  6. Passing as Miscegenation: Whiteness and Homoeroticism in Faulkner’s Absalom, Absalom! by Betina Entzminger90
  7. "A Strange Nigger": Faulkner and the Minstrel Performance of Whiteness by John N. Duvall106
  8. Bourgeois Blues: Class, Whiteness, and Southern Gothic in Early Faulkner and Caldwell by Louis Palmer120
  9. Moonshine and Magnolias: The Story of Temple Drake and The Birth of a Nation by Deborah Barker140
  10. White Disavowal, Black Enfranchisement, and the Homoerotic in William Faulkner’s Light in August by Aliyyah I. Abdur-Rahman176
  11. American Emergencies: Whiteness, the National Guard, and Light in August by Chuck Jackson193
  12. Contributors209
  13. Text Abbreviations211

Volume XXI Cover Faulkner and Ideology
Volume XXI
Numbers 1 & 2
Fall 2005/Spring 2006

Table of Contents for Volume XXI.1 & XXI.2
  1. Faulkner and Ideology: Reflections on Critical Subjects by Kevin Railey3
  2. The Ideology of Autonomy: Form and Function in As I Lay Dying by Ted Atkinson15
  3. As They Lay Dying: Rural Depopulation and Social Dislocation as a Structure of Feeling by Cheryl Lester28
  4. "All that glitters": Reappraising "Golden Land" by D. Matthew Ramsey51
  5. The Ideological Function of the God-Concept in Faulkner's Light in August by Michael Lackey66
  6. "Beyond the Old Marshal: Patriotic Nonsense," the Vernacular Cosmopolitan, and Faulkner's Fiction of the Early 1940s
    by Theresa M. Towner    91
  7. Media, Ideology, and the Role of Literature in Pylon by Taylor Hagood107
  8. "With Judgment Reserved": Reading Both Predictably and Unpredictably in William Faulkner's Absalom, Absalom! and
    The Wild Palms by Michael Fenrick    121
  9. The American Interior: Identity and Commercial Culture in Faulkner's Late Novels by Mauri Skinfill133
  10. "Aghast and Uplifted": William Faulkner and the Absence of History by Wade Newhouse145
  11. Contributors167
  12. Text Abbreviations169

Volume XX Cover
Faulkner, Memory, History
Volume XX
Numbers 1 & 2
Fall 2004/Spring 2005

Table of Contents for Volume XX.1 & XX.2
  1. Introduction: Faulkner, Memory, History by Susan V. Donaldson3
  2. Racial Wounding and the Aesthetics of the Middle Voice in Absalom, Absalom! and Go Down, Moses by Minrose C. Gwin21
  3. "Ruin or Landmark": Black Bodies as Lieux de Memoire in The Sound and the Fury by Cynthia Dobbs35
  4. "Sad Generations Seeking Water": The Social Construction of Madness in (O)phelia and (Q)uentin Compson by Erin Campbell53
  5. "Memory Believes Before Knowing Remembers": The Insistence of the Past and Lacan's Unconscious Desire in Light in August
    by Evelyn Jaffe Schreiber    71
  6. Bonds that Shackle: Memory, Violence, and Freedom in The Unvanquished by Peter Sharpe85
  7. The Poetics of Ruptured Mnemosis: Telling Encounters in William Faulkner's Absalom, Absalom! by Clifford E. Wulfman111
  8. Black Feminism and the Canon: Faulkner's Absalom, Absalom! and Morrison's Beloved as Gothic Romances by Philip Goldstein133
  9. Querying the Modernist Canon: Historical Consciousness and the Sexuality of Suffering in Faulkner and Hart Crane
    by Peter Lurie    149
  10. The Radiance of the Fake: Pylon's Postmodern Narrative of Disease by Joshua Gaylord177
  11. Contributors197
  12. Text Abbreviations199

Volume XIX-II Cover
Volume XIX
Number 2
Spring 2004

Table of Contents for XIX.2
  1. Faulkner's Big Picture Book: Word and Image in The Marionettes by Randall S. Wilhelm3
  2. Justice as He Saw It: Gavin Stevens in Knight's Gambit by Lorie Watkins Fulton25
  3. Masculinity, Menace, and American Mythologies of Race in Faulkner's Anti-Heroes by Lisa K. Nelson49
  4. "Anguish for the Sake of Anguish"--Faulkner and his Dostoevskian Allusion by Maria R. Bloshteyn69
  5. Faulkner, Balzac, and The Word by Merrill Horton91
  6. As They Lay Dying; or Why We Should Teach, Write, and Read Eudora Welty Instead of, Because of, as Often
    as William Faulkner by Rebecca Mark    107
  7. Contributors121
  8. Text Abbreviations123

Volume XIX CoverVolume XIX
Number 1
Fall 2003

Table of Contents for Volume XIX.1
  1. The Widow of Windsor and the Spinster of Jefferson: A Possible Source for Faulkner's Emily Grierson by Gary L. Kriewald3
  2. Go Down, Moses and Intruder in the Dust: From Negative to Positive Liberty by Carl Dimitri11
  3. Perception and Destruction of Being in As I Lay Dying by Homer B. Pettey27
  4. Sanctuary, Marriage, and the Status of Women in 1920s America by Terrell Tebbetts47
  5. Bridging the Gulf: An Analysis of a Brazilian Translation of Faulkner's The Wild Palmsby Daniel C. Richardson61
  6. Contributors77
  7. Text Abbreviations79

Volume XVIII Cover
Faulkner's Indians
Volume XVIII
Numbers 1 and 2
Fall 2002/Spring 2003

Table of Contents for Volume XVIII.1 & XVIII.2
  1. Introduction: Faulkner's Incorrect "Indians"? by Gene M. Moore3
  2. The Construction of Faulkner's Indians by Patricia Galloway9
  3. Faulkner's Indians and the Romantic Vision by Robert Woods Sayre33
  4. Chronological Problems in Faulkner's "Wilderness" Stories by Gene M. Moore51
  5. The Grotesque Economics of Tragicomedy: Cultural Colonization in Faulkner's "Red Leaves" by Karen Rhodes69
  6. Red Slippers and Cottonmouth Moccasins: White Anxieties in Faulkner's Indian Stories by Robert Dale Parker81
  7. Indigenous Doom: Colonial Mimicry in Faulkner's Indian Tales by Bruce G. Johnson101
  8. Going Native in Yoknapatawpha: Faulkner's Fragmented America and "The Indian" by Jay S. Winston129
  9. Faulkner's Indians, or The Poetics of Cannibalism by Peter Lancelot Mallios143
  10. The Men Who Killed the Deer: Faulkner and Frank Waters by Benjamin S. Lawson179
  11. Contributors191
  12. Text Abbreviations193

Volume XVII Cover
Volume XVII
Number 2
Spring 2002

Table of Contents for Volume XVII.2
  1. The Eye of a Needle: Morrison's Paradise, Faulkner's Absalom, Absalom!, and the American Jeremiad by Jill C. Jones3
  2. A Fable. . . Whispering about the Wars by Richard Godden25
  3. Contributors89
  4. Text Abbreviations91

Volume XVII-I Cover
Volume XVII
Number 1
Fall 2001

Table of Contents for Volume XVII.1
  1. Aesthetic Ideology in Faulkner's Mosquitoes: A Cultural History by Ted Atkinson3
  2. Humorously Masculine--or Humor as Masculinity--in Light in August by Deborah Clarke19
  3. The Debts of History: Southern Honor, Affirmative Action, and Faulkner's Intruder in the Dust by Erik Dussere37
  4. Quentin Compson's Suicide: A Source in Balzac by Merrill Horton59
  5. Monuments and Footprints: The Mythology of Flem Snopes by Owen Robinson69
  6. Contributors87
  7. Text Abbreviations89

Volume XVI Cover Faulkner and Film
Volume XVI
Numbers 1 and 2
Fall 2000/Spring 2001

Table of Contents for Volume XVI.1 & XVI.2
  1. Faulkner Writ Large/ Faulkner Writ Small by Edwin T. Arnold3
  2. "Lifting the Fog": Faulkners, Reputations, and The Story of Temple Drake by D. Matthew Ramsey7
  3. Putting Images into Words: Elements of the "Cinematic" in William Faulkner's Prose by Doug Baldwin35
  4. "I don't seem to remember a girl in the story": Hollywood's Disruption of Faulkner's All-Male Narrative in Today We Live by Dallas Hulsey 65
  5. The Curious Case of Faulkner's "The De Gaulle Story" by Robert W. Hamblin79
  6. A Film for Emily by Gene M. Moore87
  7. Faulkner and Water Imagery in Barton Fink by Scott Yarbrough95
  8. Intruder in the Dust from Novel to Movie: The Development of Chick Mallison by Stephanie Li105
  9. Faulkner in a Haystack: The Search for William Faulkner's Television Adaptations of "The Brooch" and "Shall Not Perish"
    by William Furry    119
  10. "The Brooch" by William Faulkner149
  11. "Shall Not Perish" by William Faulkner181
  12. Contributors217
  13. Text Abbreviations219

Volume XVI-III CoverVolume XVI
Number 3
Fall 2000/Spring 2001

Table of Contents for Volume XVI.3
  1. Testing Masculinity in the Snopes Trilogy by Noel Polk3
  2. Black Female Absence and the Construction of White Womanhood in Faulkner's Light in August by Beth Widmaier23
  3. Miscegenated Time: The Spectral Body, Race, and Temporality in Light in August by Krister Friday41
  4. Constructing the Female Gaze in Faulkner's "Mountain Victory" by Bradley A. Johnson65
  5. Faulkner Criticism: A Partial View by Donald M. Kartiganer81
  6. Cumulative Index to The Faulkner Journal by Linda S. Hargreaves99
  7. Contributors115
  8. Text Abbreviations117

Volume XV Cover Faulkner and Masculinity
Volume XV
Numbers 1 and 2
Fall 1999/Spring 2000

Table of Contents for Volume XV.1 & XV.2
  1. Introduction: Faulkner and Masculinity by Susan V. Donaldson3
  2. Who's Afraid of the Corncob Man? Masculinity, Race, and Labor in the Preface to Sanctuary by Sondra Guttman15
  3. "There's a man with a gun over there": Faulkner's Hijackings of Masculine Popular Culture by Walter Wenska35
  4. "Turnabout" is Fair(y)Play: Faulkner's Queer War Story by D. Matthew Ramsey61
  5. Love of Masculinity by Thomas Loebel83
  6. Masculinity As/In Comic Performance in As I Lay Dying and The Sound and the Fury by Harriet Hustis107
  7. A Masculinity of Faded Blue: V.K. Ratliff and Faulkner's Creation of Transpositional Space by David Rogers125
  8. Little Men in Faulkner's "Barn Burning" and The Reivers by Caroline Miles151
  9. Parody or Pastiche? Kathy Acker, Toni Morrison, and the Critical Appropriation of Faulknerian Masculinity by John N. Duvall169
  10. Why I Can't Read Faulkner: Reading and Resisting Southern White Masculinity by Carlos L. Dews185
  11. Contributors199
  12. Text Abbreviations201

Volume XIV Cover
Vol. XIV
Number 2
Spring 1999

Table of Contents for Volume XIV.2
  1. "Where you want to go now": Recharting the Scene Shifts in the First Section of The Sound and the Fury by Robert Dale Parker3
  2. The Policing and Proliferation of Desire: Gender and the Homosocial in Sanctuary by Charmaine Eddy21
  3. Absalom, Absalom! and the Southern Ideology of Race by Kevin Railey41
  4. The Birth of Tragedy from the Spirit of the Blues: Philosophy and History in If I Forget Thee, Jerusalem by Patrick McHugh57
  5. Earthing The Hamlet, an Anti-Ratliffian Reading by Richard Godden75
  6. Contributors117
  7. Text Abbreviations119

Volume XIV CoverVolume XIV
Number 1
Fall 1998

Table of Contents for Volume XIV.1
  1. Postwar Play: Gender Performatives in Faulkner's Soldiers' Pay by Jacquelyn Scott Lynch3
  2. Intruder in the Text: Faulkner's Djuna Barnes by Thomas Carmichael21
  3. "All That Matters Is That I Wrote The Letters": Discourse, Discipline, and Difference in Requiem for a Nun by Kelly Lynch Reames31
  4. Faulkner's Poetics of Heat: Summer's Curse by Marie H. Lienard53
  5. And Now What's to Do: Faulkner, Reading, Praxis by Jay Watson67
  6. A Possible Source for Faulkner's Flem and Byron Snopes by Merrill Horton75
  7. Contributors79
  8. Text Abbreviations81

Volume XIII CoverFaulkner the Reiver
Volume XIII
Numbers 1 and 2
Fall 1997/Spring 1998

Table of Contents for Volume XIII.1 & XIII.2
  1. Introduction: Reiving and Writing by Joseph R. Urgo3
  2. Faulkner and Queneau: Raymond Queneau's Preface to Moustiques by Suzanne Chamier15
  3. Artistic Self-Theft as Obsession and Creative Transformation: The "Memphis" Stories and Beyond by Robert Woods Sayre37
  4. Returning to Freud and The Sound and the Fury by Michael Zeitlin57
  5. "The Storm-Tossed Heart of Man": Echoes of "Nausicaa" in Quentin's Section of The Sound and the Fury by Joseph Csicsila77
  6. Willa Cather's Death Comes for the Archbishop and William Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury by Merrill M. Skaggs89
  7. Sweeney Among the Bootleggers: Echoes of Eliot in Faulkner's Sanctuary by Christopher D. Campbell101
  8. The Designs of Faulkner's "Yoknapatawpha Saga" and Balzac's Human Comedy by Jaques Pothier111
  9. Faulkner, Galsworthy, and the Burgeois Apocalypse by Jon Smith133
  10. William Faulkner, T.S. Stribling, Trilogistic Intertextuality and the Politics of Criticism by Judith Bryant Wittenberg149
  11. "The Strength of Imaginative Idiom": From Lord Dunsany's to Faulkner's "Carcassonne" by Beatriz Vegh163
  12. Contributors171
  13. Text Abbreviations173

Volume XII CoverVolume XII
Number 2
Spring 1997

Table of Contents for Volume XII.2
  1. Caddy and the Infinite Loop: The Dynamics of Alcoholism in The Sound and the Fury by Gary Storhoff3
  2. Reterritorializing Desire: The Failure of Ceremony in Absalom, Absalom! by Gina L. Hicks23
  3. Agricultural Adjustment, Revenants, Remnants, and Counter-Revolution in Faulkner's "The Fire and the Hearth"
    by Richard Godden    41
  4. Contextualizing Faulkner's Intruder in the Dust: Sherlock Holmes, Chick Mallison, Decolonization, and Change
    by Richard C. Moreland    57
  5. Pulp Fictions: Reading Faulkner for the 21st Century by Catherine Gunther Kodat69
  6. "old Catothers' doomed and fatal blood": The Layers of the Ledgers in Go Down, Moses by Evelyn Jaffe Schreiber87
  7. Faulkner's Kentucky Derby Homage to Einstein by Eric Bledsoe89
  8. Contributors97
  9. Text Abbreviations99

Volume XII Cover
Volume XII
Number 1
Fall 1996

Table of Contents for Volume XII.1
  1. The Tangled Webs We Weave: Faulkner Scholarship and the Significance of Addie Bundren's Monologue by Harriet Hustis3
  2. "It's a outrage": Pregnancy and Abortion in Faulkner's Fiction of the Thirties by Katherine Henninger23
  3. Faulkner, the Interwar Gold Standard, and the Discourses of Value in the 1930's by Arthur A. VanderVeen43
  4. Meaning, Mourning, and the Form of Modern Narrative: The Inscription of Loss in Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury
    by Phillip Novak    63
  5. Be Careful What You Wish For: As I Lay Dying and the Shaming of Abjection by Paul Luis Calkins91
  6. Contributors111
  7. Text Abbreviations113

Volume XI CoverA Latin American Faulkner
Volume XI
Numbers 1 and 2
Fall 1995/Spring 1996

Table of Contents for Volume XI.1 & XI.2
  1. Preface by Michel Gresset3
  2. Introduction: A Latin American Faulkner by Beatriz Vegh5
  3. An Unsigned Prologue by Jorge Luis Borges11
  4. The Novel as Tragedy: William Faulkner by Carlos Fuentes13
  5. Carlos Fuentes Vis-a-Vis William Faulkner: Novel, Tragedy, History by Jean Bessiere33
  6. An Interview with Ricardo Piglia by Maria del Carmen Hernandez et al43
  7. Deep Breathing: Faulknerian Reflections on Ricardo Piglia's Artificial Respiration by Joseph Urgo51
  8. An Interview with Juan Jose Saer by Gabriel Saad59
  9. Nature, Postmodernity, and Real Marvelous: Faulkner, Quiroga, Mallea, Rulfo, Carpentier by Mark Frisch67
  10. Faulkner in Latin America by Antonio C. Marquez83
  11. Voices from the South, Voices of the Souths: Faulkner, Garcia Marquez, Vargas Llosa, Borges by Jacques Pothier101
  12. Is Garcia Marquez the Colombian Faulkner? by Florence Delay and Jacqueline de Labriolle119
  13. William Faulkner and Juan Carlos Onetti: Revisiting Some Critical Approaches about a Literary Affinity by Omar Prego139
  14. Juan Carlos Onetti: A Voice That Has Not Sounded (Editorial Appendix)146
  15. Marriages of Speaking and Hearing: Mediation and Response in Absalom, Absalom! and Grande Sertao: Veredas
    by Luiz Fernando Valente    149
  16. The Wild Palms and Las palmeras salvajes: The Southern Counterpoint Faulkner/Borges by Beatriz Vegh165
  17. William Faulkner's Works Translated into Spanish (Editorial Chart)181
  18. Editorial Bibliography185
  19. Contributors195
  20. Text Abbreviations199

Volume X CoverVolume X
Number 2
Spring 1995


Volume X CoverVolume X
Number 1
Fall 1994

Volume IX CoverFaulkner and Sexuality
Volume IX
Numbers 1 & 2
Fall 1993/Spring 1994

Volume VIII CoverVolume VIII
Number 2
Spring 1993

Volume VIII CoverVolume VIII
Number 1
Fall 1992


Volume VII CoverFaulkner and Cultural Studies
Volume VII
Numbers 1 and 2
Fall 1991/Spring 1992

Volume VI CoverVolume VI
Number 2
Spring 1991

Volume VI CoverVolume VI
Number 1
Fall 1990

Volume V Cover Volume V
Number 2
Spring 1990


Volume V CoverVolume V
Number 1
Fall 1989

Volume IV CoverFaulkner and Feminisms
Volume IV
Numbers 1 and 2
Fall 1988/Spring 1989

Volume III Cover
Volume III
Number 2
Spring 1988

Volume III Cover
Volume III
Number 1
Fall 1987


Volume II CoverFaulkner and the Military
Volume II
Number 2
Spring 1987

Volume II Cover
Volume II
Number 1
Fall 1986