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The Point of View in Faulkner's Novels

Chun Zhang

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The artical deals with the point of view that Faulkner used in his novels.Faulkner mainly used two kinds of point of view:the limited point of view and the omniscient point of view.The omniscient point of view was employed when Faulkner described a mighty or panoramic subject.The point of view that Faulkner used more frequently is the limited point of view,which is advantageous for the characters to expose themselves,and also makes the readers have an insight into the characters' inner world.

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The artical deals with the point of view that Faulkner used in his novels.Faulkner mainly used two kinds of point of view:the limited point of view and the omniscient point of view.The omniscient point of view was employed when Faulkner described a mighty or panoramic subject.The point of view that Faulkner used more frequently is the limited point of view,which is advantageous for the characters to expose themselves,and also makes the readers have an insight into the characters' inner world.

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The artical deals with the point of view that Faulkner used in his novels.Faulkner mainly used two kinds of point of view:the limited point of view and the omniscient point of view.The omniscient point of view was employed when Faulkner described a mighty or panoramic subject.The point of view that Faulkner used more frequently is the limited point of view,which is advantageous for the characters to expose themselves,and also makes the readers have an insight into the characters' inner world.

Key concepts: Point (geometry), Subject (documents), Epistemology, Philosophy, Computer science, Mathematics, Geometry, Library science

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