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- Chapter 4. Tragedy as Comedy in the Death of Joanna Burden
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Light in August by William Faulkner - Analysis of Characters and Themes - Lecture 23
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- 1 - Chapter 1. Christianity and Southern Hospitality
- 2 - Chapter 2. The Neighbor as Political Theology
- 3 - Chapter 3. The Resentment of Southerners for Northern Abolitionists
- 4 - Chapter 4. Tragedy as Comedy in the Death of Joanna Burden
- 5 - Chapter 5. The Reverend Hightower and the Malice of Strangers
- 6 - Chapter 6. The Ethical Challenge of Hightower
- 7 - Chapter 7. The Switchability of Joe Christmas and Lena Grove
- 8 - Chapter 8. Kinship Between Lena Grove and Joe Christmas
- 9 - Chapter 9. The Passivity of Lena Grove and Joe Christmas
