기독교 세계관에 입각한 포크너 등장인물의 분석
An Analysis of Faulknerian Characters based upon the Christian Worldview
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Shin, Young-hun. “An Analysis of Faulknerian Characters based upon the Christian Worldview.” Studies on English Language & Literature. 33.4(2007): 53-71. This paper aims at analyzing some Faulknerian characters in terms of three Christian worldviews such as fundamentalism, evangelicalism, and Calvinism. The former two regard this world and its culture as worthless or even harmful to their spiritual pilgrimage. The last, however, has a more positive and active perspective on this world. Percy Grimm, Simon McEachern and Doc Hines in Light in August represent religious fundamentalism, which is closely related to White Supremacy. Reverend Hightower, in the same novel, can be called an evangelical, in that he comes to make much of personal charity and sympathy. There is another group of Faulknerian characters who exemplify Calvinism or the Reformed tradition. Bayard Sartoris in The Unvanquished and Lucius Priest in The Reivers fight against corrupted social practices and perform their duties to change their own communities into better ones. (Hansung University)
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