William Faulkner

The book "William Faulkner" by Abdul-Razzak Al-Barhow offers an in-depth analysis of William Faulkner's Yoknapatawpha novels and their relationship to American Southern culture. It highlights how Faulkner observed and artistically processed the social changes in his home region, particularly in North Mississippi, during his lifetime. The study examines the effects of the transition from an agriculture-based society to a diversified economy and the associated social conflicts. Through the analysis of the narrative and thematic structures of the novels, it becomes clear how Faulkner responded to the challenges of gender, race, and economic change. This scholarly work is aimed at readers interested in the complex interactions between literature and social change.