Faulkner's Family Crucible: Quentin's Dilemma.: An article from: The Mississippi Quarterly

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From the supplier: Family systems theory can shed light on the portrayal of the family in William Faulkner's work. For example, analysis of dysfunctional family interactional patterns associated with alcoholism can shed light on the character of Quentin Compson in the 'Sound and the Fury.' Psychoanalytically oriented analysis of Quentin's Oedipal complex can obscure the role of the family as a system.

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Title: Faulkner's Family Crucible: Quentin's Dilemma.
Author: Gary Storhoff
Publication:The Mississippi Quarterly (Refereed)
Date: June 22, 1998
Publisher: Mississippi State University
Volume: 51 Issue: 3 Page: 465(1)

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