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Bookmark or Share- Barn Burning Critical Essays - eNotes.comM. E. Bradford states that ''Barn Burning'' is ''a very important story'' in the Faulknerian oeuvre; but Bradford, unlike Carruthers, upholds the intuitive notion that Ab Snopes is a very bad man ...
- Barn Burning Themes: Anger and Hatred - eNotes.com"Barn Burning" is a short story by American author William Faulkner. The story reflects on the abuses of power that Abner Snopes, a poor white farmer and his son, Sarty, inflict on their neighbors.
- Barn Burning Analysis - eNotes.com"Barn Burning" opens in the dry goods store where Abner Snopes stands trial for burning down Mr. Harris' barn, then moves through the countryside until the Snopes arrive at Major de Spain's estate.
- Barn Burning Themes: Alienation and Loneliness - eNotes.comIn "Barn Burning," Faulkner presents a young boy on the verge of understanding morality, who feels disconnected from the wider social world he is starting to perceive. This feeling of isolation is ...
- Barn Burning Essays and Criticism - eNotes.com‘‘Barn Burning’’ is told twenty years after the events described, and though we can infer from a brief reference to Sarty's thoughts as a thirty-year-old man that the narrator apparently ...
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