Arthur F. Kinney. "Faulkner and Racism." Connotations Vol. 3.3: 265-78.
Pamela Knights. Faulkner's Racism: A Response to Arthur F. Kinney Connotations 4: 283-99
John Cooley. Faulkner, Race, Fidelity Connotations 4: 283-99
Arthur F. Kinney. Author's Commentary Connotations 5: 119-24
Ursula Brumm. Some Thoughts on Faulkner's "Racism" Connotations 6: 98-102
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From Macbeth
by William Shakespeare
Read by Leonie Kirchhoff, Miriam Lahrsow, and Susanne Riecker
When shall we three meet again
In thunder, lightning, or in rain?
Wild Geese
by Mary Oliver
Read by Sophie Franklin
From Henry V
by William Shakespeare
Read by Annika Zacharias
We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;
For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother;
From Oliver Twist
by Charles Dickens
Read by Vera Yakupova
With those words, the old lady very gently placed Oliver`s head upon the pillow and, smoothing back his hair from his forehead, looked up so kindly and lovingly in his face that he could not help placing his little withered hand in hers, and drawing it round his neck.
