Manuscripts in Sub-Section E.1:
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Item 1 - Classicism in Faulkner's The bear.
First Lines: Classic and romantic mingle in Faulkner. The Bear a classical myth against romantic background of
Sub-Type: Notes
Draft:
Copy Type: Holograph
Date: no-month no-day, no-year
Number of pages: 6
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes:
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 5
Item 2 - Faulkner and Religion.
First Lines: 1 Faulkner represents a classical and humanistic religion - moral outlook - going back to the Greek
Sub-Type: Notes
Draft:
Copy Type: Holograph
Date: no-month no-day, no-year
Number of pages: 6
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes:
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 5
Item 3 - Faulkner. The Wild Palms.
First Lines: The Bear - the archaic world of nature and natural man - the hunter - the lost wilderness
Sub-Type: Notes
Draft:
Copy Type: Holograph
Date: no-month no-day, no-year
Number of pages: 2
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes:
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 5
Item 4 - The Bear
First Lines: Formation = the creation of a fall identity by entering into a state of life
Sub-Type: Notes
Draft:
Copy Type: Holograph
Date: no-month no-day, no-year
Number of pages: 1
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes:
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 5