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publication date :  \nlcc : ddc : subject :  \ncover next page >  \n\u003C previous page  page_i  next page >  \nPage i  \nWilliam Faulkner and the Tangible Past  \n\u003C previous page  page_i  next page >  \n\u003C previous page  page_ii  next page >  \nPage ii  \n\u003C previous page  page_ii  next page >  \n\u003C previous page  page_iii  next page >  \nPage iii  \nWilliam Faulkner and the Tangible Past  \nThe Architecture of Yoknapatawpha  \nThomas S. Hines  \nUniversity of California Press Berkeley Los Angeles London  \n\u003C previous page  page_iii  next page >  \n\u003C previous page  page_iv  next page >  \nPage iv  \nThe publisher gratefully acknowledges the contribution provided by the Art Book Endowment Fund of the Associates of the University of California Press, which is supported by a major gift from the Ahmanson Foundation.  \nUniversity of California Press  \nBerkeley and Los Angeles, California University of California Press, Ltd.  \nLondon, England  \n© 1996 by  \nThe Regents ofthe University of California  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data  \nHines, Thomas S  \nWilliam Faulkner and the tangible past the architecture of Yoknapatawpha / Thomas S Hines  \np cm  \nIncludes bibliographical references and index ISBN o-520-20293-7 (alk paper)  \n1 Faulkner, William, 1897-1962KnowledgeArchitecture  \n2 Art and literatureMississippiHistory20th century  \n3 Faulkner, William, 1897-1962KnowledgeHistory  \n4 Yoknapatawpha County (Imaginary place) 5 Architecture, AmericanMississippi 6 Architecture m literature  \n7 MississippiIn literature. I. Title II Series  \nPS35t1 A86Z7876 1996  \n813' 52dc20 95-52565  \nCIP  \nPrinted in the United States of America  \n9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2  \nThe paper used m this publication meets the minimum requirements of American National Standard for Information  \nSciencesPermanence of Paper for Printed Library Materials, ANSI Z39 48-1984 Frontispiece  \nWilliam Faulkner, photograph by J. R. Cofield (1931) .  \n\u003C previous page  page_iv  next page >  \n\u003C previous page  page_v  next page >  \nPage v  \nThis book is dedicated to my sunny California  \nchildren, Taylor and Tracy, in the hope it will remind them that they are also children of Yoknapatawpha.  \n\u003C previous page  page_v  next page >  \n\u003C previous page  page_vi  next page >  \nPage vi  \nContents  \nList of Illustrations viii  \nAcknowledgments xi  \nPreface xii  \nIntroduction: \"Time and Its Furniture\" 1  \nOne 6  \n\"The Purlieus of Elegance\": The Development of Faulkner's Architectural Consciousness  \nTwo 16  \n\"A Just and Holy Cause\": The Public Sculpture of Yoknapatawpha  \nThree 21  \n\"Of Secret and Violent Blood\": The Indian Mounds of Yoknapatawpha  \nFour 24  \n\"Alien Yet Inviolably Durable\": The Folk Architecture of Yoknapatawpha  \n\u003C previous page  page_vi  next page >  \n\u003C previous page  page_vii  next page >  \nPage vii  \nFive 45  \n\"The Aspirations and the Hopes\": The Greek Revival of Yoknapatawpha  \nSix 75  \n\"Immolated Sticks and Stones\": The Gothic Revival and Its Kindred Modes  \nSeven 88  \n\"A Kind of Majesty\": The Postbellum Architecture of Victorian Yoknapatawpha  \nEight 103  \n\"Spacious, Suave, Sonorous, and Monastic\": The Modernist Architecture of Yoknapatawpha  \nNine 122  \nConclusion: \"Each in Its Ordered Place\"  \nAppendix: 131  \nA Letter to My Son  \nNotes 148  \nSelected Bibliography 153  \nIllustration Credits 157  \nIndex 158  \n\u003C previous page  page_vii  next page >  \n\u003C previous page  page_viii  next page >  \nPage viii  \nIllustrations  \nCover. College Hill Store, College Hill, Mississippi (late nineteenth century) .  \nFront Endpaper Warehouse Door, Como, Mississippi (early twentieth century)  \nBack Endpaper. Warehouse Door, Oxford, Mississippi (early twentieth century)  \nFrontispiece. William Faulkner, 1931  \n(Plates follow page xiv.)  \nPlate 1. John McCready, \"Oxford on the Hill\"  \nPlate 2. Dogtrot House, Lafayette County, Mississippi  \nPlate 3. 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