(Dis)Figuring the Dead: Embalming and Autopsy in Absalom, Absalom!(Critical Essay)
The Faulkner Journal 2009, Spring, 24, 2
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Publisher Description
Is not every literary utterance a speaking corpse, a disembodied voice detached from a living, breathing body? --Diana Fuss, "Corpse Poem" (30)
GENRE
Professional & Technical
RELEASED
2009
22 March
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
57
Pages
PUBLISHER
The Faulkner Journal
SIZE
257.3
KB
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