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“A ROSE FOR EMILY” By William Faulkner. PRIOR TO READING  Non-linear > Flashbacks  Statue Imagery – imagery used to describe someone/thing with high.

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1 “A ROSE FOR EMILY” By William Faulkner

2 PRIOR TO READING  Non-linear > Flashbacks  Statue Imagery – imagery used to describe someone/thing with high admiration or exception  The theme of individual vs. society (community)

3 HUMANIZING  Have you partaken in “humanizing” individuals? Why do we do it?

4 MOTIFS – RECURRING IMAGES, IDEAS, OR SYMBOLS  Identify the various motifs of death and decay that Faulkner establishes throughout story.

5 JUXTAPOSITIONS  Examine how the various juxtapositions that Faulkner establishes throughout story. Setting: modernization (rising generation) against the archaic, Southern tradition Miss Emily’s private life set against the community’s public perception The Grierson’s attitude set against the community’s attitude

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