The Spatial Form in Faulkner's Novels
Liu Daoqua
Abstract
Liu Daoqua
Abstract
The spatial form of fiction is the new theoretical type of fiction first put forward by Joseph Frank,an American critic.In all his life,Faulkner was always making experiments and innovations upon the form of fiction.Thus,his novels are always characterized by the evident fiction of spatial form.This article,from the perspective of the alienation of time and space,addresses the characteristics and aesthetic significance of the spatial form in Faulkner's novels.
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The spatial form of fiction is the new theoretical type of fiction first put forward by Joseph Frank,an American critic.In all his life,Faulkner was always making experiments and innovations upon the form of fiction.Thus,his novels are always characterized by the evident fiction of spatial form.This article,from the perspective of the alienation of time and space,addresses the characteristics and aesthetic significance of the spatial form in Faulkner's novels.
Key concepts: Alienation, Perspective (graphical), Space (punctuation), Literature, History, Fiction theory, Art, Literary fiction