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Faulkner’s Polyphony

Author: JiangLi
Tutor: WangYong
School: Shandong University
Course: English Language and Literature
Keywords: Polyphonic Great dialogue Mini- dialogue Narrator
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Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2005
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Abstract


\In this epic, Faulkner has fully demonstrated his virtuosity and artistic talent. Many writing skills in this complex, difficult and novel use of multiple conflicting sound dialogue between the reader's understanding and judgment, constitutes a tremendous challenge. With Mikhail Bakhtin's theory of polyphony as a weapon, we will be able to from a new point of view to explain \This is the purpose of this writing is located. Addition to the Introduction and Conclusion sections, consists of four chapters. The first chapter describes the Tuo Dostoevsky's Poetics, Mikhail Bakhtin defined polyphonic novel. Disintegration of the society have equal perspective of the author and the hero, the characteristics of a large dialogue between the various characters, the characters' inner double sound characterized micro dialogue and characters and dialogue between readers, polyphonic novel notion of both a high degree of unity product, is a multicultural, different, changing society's art reflects. Based on Bakhtin's theory of polyphony, the second and third chapters on the the polyphony nature of \Novels, four characters and the narrator - Miss Luo Sha, Mr. Compson, Quentin and facilities Reeve - with a different purpose, and each have different limitations, from a different perspective, in about Sade conflicting in the family history, everyone tried to prove his story is authentic, is the final conclusion. Even in each of the narrator's inner monologue, we can hear the different voices in the battle. In fact, we can at least get a different version of the story of the family of the three kinds of Sade, these versions can not be unified. Of even if the last line of the novel also did not give the reader a final conclusion to make them confused and thought, so that the dialogue between the formation and the narrator. At the same time, these figures not just in narrative Sade's family history, is telling their own story and reveal them fictionalized narrative. There is no doubt, have the main features of the polyphonic novel \The fourth chapter analyzes as polyphonic novel \Like Tuo Dostoevsky's polyphonic novel, \open and pluralistic society in transition in the southern United States, and is full of legend and failure, full of racial discrimination, incest, Mixed, idiot, bloodshed and hatred. Moreover, as a rich imagination, the creative spirit of the writer, Faulkner

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