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Acknowledgments vii
Introduction. Faulkner's Spatial Politics 1
Comparative Southern Questions: The Unavoidable Significance of the Local 21
Social Classes in the Southern Economy: Snopesism and the Emergence of a Comprador Elite 68
The Poetics of Peripheralization, Part 1: Historiography, Narrative, and Unequal Development 100
The Poetics of Peripheralization, Part 2: Absalom, Absalom! as Revisionist Historiography 130
Conclusion. The World, the Text, and Eurocentric Intellectualism 161
Notes 175
Works Cited 191
Index 205
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Michael Acuna
reviewed Other South: Faulkner, Coloniality, and the Mariategui Tradition on July 15, 2017 Other South: Faulkner, Coloniality, and the Mariategui Tradition
Didn't get too far into this one as it had much less to do with Faulkner than I'd hoped. I wanted a kindred Faulkner soul to guide me on his personal journey with the tragic Southern characters, thereby giving me further insight and laying down a path that I might follow to greater understanding. This is not that book, so I'll have to keep looking.
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