Comparing the Role of the Black in the South in Clotelle and Absalom, Absalom!

In Clotelle and Absalom, Absalom proved the role of the blacks of the southern family! The most important thing in Southern literature is family debate. And family members, especially the southern families, are more important than "Who belongs", or will cause many controversies. In many ways, the southern literature was always a classic of refusal. From the establishment of a culture to control and use the whole race to advance the clear purpose of others, the classics of desire and despair are left.

It was announced in Absalom, Absalom, after Absalom after Faulkner and Unvanquished, but he was more directly critical of the southern caste regime, it is the people 's "strong and courageous, honorable or unforgiving", knights It is a code. These mistakes caused a merciless defeat of the Union, the causes and causes of failure were destroyed from the outset. Absalom thought that Absalom's wife Faulkner Absalom's life is not condemned, not need to reveal the novel's action, as it reads the beginning of the prewar period, not directly stated in the declaration

Absalom of William Faulkner, Absalom! Tony Morrison's "Darling" is generally embedded in the Nangos style and has been separated for over half a century, but it is not frequently compared. These novels are concentrated at the same time as the pre-civil war, the war itself and the consequences (Absalom, Absalom! Covering longer periods). But they do this from a different (and complementary) perspective. Faulkner 's point of view is a white male, Morrison is a black man and a woman. Absalom, Absalom's conspiracy! Around Thomas Sutpen, Thomas Satten is an ambitious skeptical white man who stuck to the idea of ​​making a family plan with wealth and reputation. This is his own past and will prevent him from completing his plan - he gave up his son as he learned that he (son) is black. She was also annoyed by her past. Because the killed daughter first returned as a ghost and as a dead soul

Southern monster: Absalom of William Faulkner, Gothic of Absalom! Dear Tony Morrison

Like other novels by Faulkner, Absalom, Absalom! Southern allegorical history; just like David king like Absalom's Bible story, the title itself means a selfish war selfish son, his father builds. The history of Thomas Sutpen reflects the rise and fall of the southern afforestation culture. Failure of Sutpen must reflect the weak point of the southern idealism. Sutpen tackled his "design" to prove that he was not willing to respect her marriage with a black woman, to firmly start destroying himself. Absalom talks about Absalom! Faulkner stated that the curse of the slave of the south workers and Thomas Sateng personal curse and scratches are thought to be too strong without making him a part of the human family