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Truth as Faulkner Interprets It ——On the Theme and Artistic Technique of " A Rose for Emily

Miao Chun-qi

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A Rose for Emily is Faulkner's first short story set in Jefferson town. The story aims at revealing the true inner world of human being through the depiction of a much-tormented heart. In order to demonstrate this kind of truth, Faulkner makes various explorations in the aspect of artistic technique and creates thereby a masterpiece.

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A Rose for Emily is Faulkner's first short story set in Jefferson town. The story aims at revealing the true inner world of human being through the depiction of a much-tormented heart. In order to demonstrate this kind of truth, Faulkner makes various explorations in the aspect of artistic technique and creates thereby a masterpiece.

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A Rose for Emily is Faulkner's first short story set in Jefferson town. The story aims at revealing the true inner world of human being through the depiction of a much-tormented heart. In order to demonstrate this kind of truth, Faulkner makes various explorations in the aspect of artistic technique and creates thereby a masterpiece.

Key concepts: Depiction, Rose (mathematics), Theme (computing), Art, Order (exchange), Literature, Set (abstract data type), Philosophy

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