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The struggle between obsolescence and novelty in william faulkners “rose for emily” (on the example of north and south traditions) Isroilovich Umrzaqov Islomjon1 1Doctoral Student, Namangan State University, Uzbekistan, Email id: islom.umrzakov@mail.ru Online Published on 23 May, 2022. Abstract In his story, William Faulkner tries to masterfully portray the period of the Civil War and the post-war events that took place in the southern states of America. This article provides an artistic analysis of the reflection of the struggle between North and South through the depiction of characters and episodes of the story. Top Keywords Symbol, The South, Obsolescence And The Novelty, New Society, Traditions Of The Past, The South's Past, Contradictions Between North And South, Figurative, An Allegorical Title, A Sacred Concept. Top | | |
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