In an essay of 600-800 words, analyze William Faulkner’s, As I Lay Dying, performing not only a close and critical reading but also putting your interpretation in conversation with Southard’s, “Queering Madness in As I Lay Dying” on the text itself.

In an essay of 600-800 words, analyze William Faulkner’s, As I Lay Dying, performing not only a close and critical reading but also putting your interpretation in conversation with Southard’s, “Queering Madness in As I Lay Dying” on the text itself. (I included a copy of the article in the files)

In addition to the ubiquity and surface/depth arguments, another way to think about your thesis is A+B+C [A=topic, B=argument, C=so, what?, or a connection to a larger context]. For this essay, you may either dispute Southard’s argument in your thesis, or state your interpretation independently of the other critic and use the other critic only as support. Your main focus should be Faulkner’s, As I Lay Dying though. What does this text reveal about the context in which it was written?

Remember to integrate quotes from the text and tell your reader how to read them as proof of your argument. Proofread your essay for spelling and grammar mistakes. Include a Works Cited page that cites both the critical article and the literature

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