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Female Carnality from “A Male Eye”: Gothicizing the Female Desire in Faulkner’s “As I lay Dying” and “A Rose for Emily”

by Lilia Zouari

Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Sousse, Tunisia

HomeArts and Humanities, Editor's Pick, NewFemale Carnality from “A Male Eye”: Gothicizing the Female Desire in Faulkner’s “As I lay Dying” and “A Rose for Emily”

by Lilia Zouari

Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Sousse, Tunisia
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