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The 12 pages that link to The Sound and the Fury, each with the reason it gives.

• Stream of consciousnessBroader topic: Its opening sections render thought through radically distinct voices and temporal patterns.

• Nonlinear narrativeBroader topic: Its fragmented sections make chronology and perspective inseparable.

• Literary modernismBroader topic: Its fractured chronology and unreliable narrators make perspective itself a formal problem.

• American modernismBroader topic: Its fractured narration makes modernist experimentation central to a specifically Southern history.

• Interior monologueBroader topic: Benjy’s and Quentin’s sections render thought through distinctive, disrupted forms of consciousness.

• Southern GothicBroader topic: The family’s decay connects personal ruin to the South’s changing social order.

• William FaulknerBroader topic: Its fractured narration and family history are among the clearest expressions of Faulkner’s method.

• Point of view (literature)Broader topic: Its changing narrators make perspective central to reconstructing events.

• Psychological FictionBroader topic: Its distinct narrative voices reveal how memory and mental disturbance alter experience.

• Southern literatureBroader topic: Its fractured form makes the burdens of family history and the postbellum South inseparable.

• Martin RittBroader topic: Ritt brought another Faulkner story to the screen after The Long, Hot Summer.

• Light in AugustRelated: It precedes Light in August in Faulkner’s exploration of memory, family, and Southern history.