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| ====== William Faulkner ====== | ====== William Faulkner ====== | ||
| - | William | + | William Faulkner was een Amerikaanse schrijver, vooral bekend om zijn romans en korte verhalen die zich afspelen in het fictieve Yoknapatawpha County, Mississippi, |
| - | Faulkner werd geboren in New Albany, Mississippi , en groeide op in Oxford, Mississippi . Tijdens de Eerste Wereldoorlog sloot hij zich aan bij de Royal Canadian Air Force , maar diende niet in gevechten. Terugkerend naar Oxford, studeerde hij drie semesters aan de Universiteit van Mississippi voordat hij stopte. Hij verhuisde naar New Orleans , waar hij zijn eerste roman Soldiers' | + | Faulkner werd geboren in New Albany, Mississippi, |
| Faulkners reputatie groeide na de publicatie van Malcolm Cowley 's The Portable Faulkner, en hij ontving in 1949 de Nobelprijs voor Literatuur voor "zijn krachtige en unieke bijdrage aan de moderne Amerikaanse roman" | Faulkners reputatie groeide na de publicatie van Malcolm Cowley 's The Portable Faulkner, en hij ontving in 1949 de Nobelprijs voor Literatuur voor "zijn krachtige en unieke bijdrage aan de moderne Amerikaanse roman" | ||
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| + | ==== Screenplays ==== | ||
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| + | ==== Produced ==== | ||
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| + | |||
| + | ^Year^Film^Credit type^Based on^Ref.^ | ||
| + | |1933|Today We Live|Dialogue and story|" | ||
| + | |1935|Banjo on My Knee|Uncredited|Banjo on my Knee by Harry Hamilton|[96][97]| | ||
| + | |1936|The Road to Glory|Screenplay|—|[98]| | ||
| + | |1936|The Petrified Forest|Uncredited, | ||
| + | |1937|Slave Ship|Story|The Last Slaver by George S. King|[100]| | ||
| + | |1938|Submarine Patrol|Uncredited, | ||
| + | |1939|Gunga Din|Uncredited, | ||
| + | |1939|Drums Along the Mohawk|Uncredited contributor|Drums Along the Mohawk by Walter D. Edmonds|[103]| | ||
| + | |1943|Northern Pursuit|Screenplay|To Have and Have Not by Ernest Hemingway|[104]| | ||
| + | |1944|To Have and Have Not|Screenplay|To Have and Have Not by Ernest Hemingway|[105]| | ||
| + | |1945|The Southerner|Uncredited|Hold Autumn in Your Hand by George Sessions Perry|[106]| | ||
| + | |1945|Mildred Pierce|Contract writer, uncredited|Mildred Pierce by James M. Cain|[107][108]| | ||
| + | |1946|The Big Sleep|Screenplay|The Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler|[109][110]| | ||
| + | |1947|Stallion Road|Uncredited, | ||
| + | |1949|Intruder in the Dust|Uncredited|Intruder in the Dust by Faulkner, suggestions and revisions may have been wholly rejected|[112]| | ||
| + | |1953|Shall not Perish|Television screenplay|To Have and Have Not by Ernest Hemingway, broadcast by CBS on Lux Video Theatre|[112]| | ||
| + | |1955|Land of the Pharaohs|Screenplay|—|[113]| | ||
| + | |1955|The Left Hand of God|Uncredited, | ||
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| + | ==== Unproduced ==== | ||
| + | ^Year^Title^Type^Notes^Ref.^ | ||
| + | |1932|Night Bird|Story outline for unwritten screenplay|Included in Faulkner' | ||
| + | |1932|Manservant|Treatment for unwritten screenplay|Based on Faulkner' | ||
| + | |1932|The College Widow|Treatment for unwritten screenplay|For MGM|[117]| | ||
| + | |1932|Absolution|Treatment for unwritten screenplay|For MGM, based on Faulkner' | ||
| + | |1932|Flying the Mail|Screenplay|Adapted from treatment by Ralph Graves and Bernard Fineman for MGM|[117]| | ||
| + | |1933|War Birds|Screenplay|For MGM, based on John McGavock Grider' | ||
| + | |1933|" | ||
| + | |1933|Louisiana Lou|Screenplay|Used for the 1934 film Lazy River without Faulkner' | ||
| + | |1936|Wooden Crosses|Screenplay|For 20th Century-Fox|[120]| | ||
| + | |1936|Zero Hour|Screenplay|For 20th Century-Fox|[120]| | ||
| + | |c. 1940s|Dreadful Hollow|Screenplay|Written for Howard Hawks|[114]| | ||
| + | |Early 1940s|Untitled|Screenplay|Involves a love triangle and murder at a carnival in Belgrade, Serbia, written with Dudley Murphy for Warner Bros., loose adaptation of Faulkner' | ||
| + | |1941|The Damned Don't Cry|Screenplay|Adaptation of Harry Hervey' | ||
| + | |1942|The De Gaulle Story|Screenplay| [123]| | ||
| + | |1943|Country Lawyer|Story treatment|Adaptation of Bellamy Partridge' | ||
| + | |1943|Battle Cry|Screenplay|Epic World War II film for which Warner Bros. denied director Howard Hawks funding, appears in Faulkner: A Comprehensive Guide to the Brodsky Collection, Volume IV: Battle Cry, published in December 1985 by University Press of Mississippi.|[125]| | ||
| + | |1943|Revolt in the Earth|Screenplay|Written with Dudley Murphy for Warner Bros., loose adaptation of Faulkner' | ||
| + | |1943|The Life and Death of a Bomber|Screenplay|Patriotic film written to provide positive publicity for Consolidated Aircraft|[126]| | ||
| + | |1946|One Way to Catch a Horse|Treatment| [111]| | ||
| + | |1946|Continuous Performance|Treatment|Collaborated with unknown person|[111]| | ||
| + | |c. 1948|Morningstar|Treatment|Concerns an interplanetary trip to Venus, discussed project with Howard Hawks|[127]| | ||
| + | |1953|Old Man|Television screenplay|Adaptation of the "Old Man" chapter in Wild Palms|[128]| | ||
| + | |1956|Untitled|Television screenplay|Concerns a conflicted man forced to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee|[129]| | ||
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| + | ==== Poetry collections ==== | ||
| + | ^Year^Title^Publisher^Notes^Ref.^ | ||
| + | |1921|Vision in Spring|University of Mississippi|Published in the 1920–1921 Ole Miss yearbook|[130]| | ||
| + | |1924|The Marble Faun|Four Seas|His first book published|[131]| | ||
| + | |1933|A Green Bough|Harrison Smith and Robert Haas| |[132]| | ||
| + | |1962|Early Prose and Poetry|Little, | ||
| + | |1981|Helen, | ||
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| + | ==== Essays ==== | ||
| + | ^Year^Title^Notes^Ref.^ | ||
| + | |1953|" | ||
| + | |1954|" | ||
| + | |1954|" | ||
| + | |1955|" | ||
| + | |1955|" | ||
| + | |1955|" | ||
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| + | |1956|" | ||
| + | |1956|" | ||
| + | |1956|" | ||
| + | |1961|" | ||
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| + | ==== Book reviews ==== | ||
| + | ^Year^Book reviewed^Author^Published in^Ref.^ | ||
| + | |1931|The Road Back|Erich Maria Remarque|The New Republic|[139][140]| | ||
| + | |1935|Test Pilot|Jimmy Collins|American Mercury|[139][140]| | ||
| + | |1952|The Old Man and the Sea|Ernest Hemingway|Shenandoah|[140]| | ||
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| + | ==== Introductions ==== | ||
| + | ^Year^Title^Ref.^ | ||
| + | |1926|Foreword to Sherwood Anderson & Other Famous Creoles|[139]| | ||
| + | |1932|Introduction to the Modern Library Edition of Sanctuary|[139]| | ||
| + | |1954|Foreword to The Faulkner Reader|[139]| | ||
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| + | ==== Public letters ==== | ||
| + | ^Year^Title^Notes^Ref.^ | ||
| + | |1927|To the Book Editor of the Chicago Tribune| [139]| | ||
| + | |1938|To the President of the League of American Writers| [139]| | ||
| + | |1941|To the Editor of the Memphis Commercial Appeal| [139]| | ||
| + | |1946|" | ||
| + | |1947|To the Editor of the Oxford Eagle| [139]| | ||
| + | |1950|To the Editor of the Memphis Commercial Appeal| [142]| | ||
| + | |1950|To the Editor of the Memphis Commercial Appeal| [142]| | ||
| + | |1950|To the Secretary of the American Academy of Arts and Letters| [142]| | ||
| + | |1950|To the Voters of Oxford| [142]| | ||
| + | |1950|To the Editor of the Oxford Eagle| [142]| | ||
| + | |1950|To the Editor of the Time| [142]| | ||
| + | |1951|Statement to the Press on the Willie McGee Case|Published in the Memphis Commercial Appeal|[142]| | ||
| + | |1954|To the Editor of The New York Times| [142]| | ||
| + | |1955|To the Editor of the Memphis Commercial Appeal| [142]| | ||
| + | |1955|To the Editor of the Memphis Commercial Appeal| [142]| | ||
| + | |1955|To the Editor of The New York Times| [142]| | ||
| + | |1955|To the Editor of the Memphis Commercial Appeal| [142]| | ||
| + | |1955|To the Editor of the Memphis Commercial Appeal| [142]| | ||
| + | |1955|To the Editor of the Memphis Commercial Appeal| [142]| | ||
| + | |1955|Press Dispatch on the Emmet Till Case|Provided to United Press International|[142][143]| | ||
| + | |1956|To the Editor of Life| [142]| | ||
| + | |1956|To the Editor of the Reporter| [142]| | ||
| + | |1956|To the Editor of Time| [144]| | ||
| + | |1956|To the Editor of Time| [144]| | ||
| + | |1956|To the Editor of The New York Times| [144]| | ||
| + | |1957|To the Editor of Time| [144]| | ||
| + | |1957|To the Editor of the Memphis Commercial Appeal| [144]| | ||
| + | |1957|Notice|September 24, published in the Oxford Eagle|[144]| | ||
| + | |1957|Notice|Published in the Oxford Eagle|[144]| | ||
| + | |1960|To the Editor of The New York Times| [144]| | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==== Speeches ==== | ||
| + | ^Year^Title^Notes^Ref.^ | ||
| + | |1940|Funeral Sermon for Mammy Caroline Barr|Barr was a former slave and the " | ||
| + | |1950|Upon Receiving the Nobel Prize for Literature|Although he won the Nobel Prize in 1949, Faulkner accepted the award alongside 1950 Laureate Bertrand Russell in a combined ceremony.|[146][148]| | ||
| + | |1951|To the Graduating Class, University High School| [146]| | ||
| + | |1951|Upon Being Made an Officer of the Legion of Honor| [146]| | ||
| + | |1952|To the Delta Council| [146]| | ||
| + | |1953|To the Graduating Class, Pine Manor Junior College| [146]| | ||
| + | |1955|Upon Receiving the National Book Award for Fiction| [146]| | ||
| + | |1955|To the Southern Historical Association| [146]| | ||
| + | |1957|Upon Receiving the Silver Medal of the Athens Academy| [146]| | ||
| + | |1957|To the American Academy of Arts and Letters in Presenting the Gold Medal for Fiction to John Dos Passos| [146]| | ||
| + | |1958|To the Raven, Jefferson, and ODK Societies of the University of Virginia| [146]| | ||
| + | |1958|To the English Club of the University of Virginia| [146]| | ||
| + | |1959|To the U.S. National Commission for UNESCO| [146]| | ||
| + | |1962|To the American Academy of Arts and Letters upon Receiving the Gold Medal for Fiction| [146] | ||
| ===== Noten en referenties ===== | ===== Noten en referenties ===== | ||
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| - | auteur.auteurnaam | + | auteur.auteurnaam |
| - | auteur.volledigenaam : | + | auteur.volledigenaam : William Cuthbert Faulkner |
| - | auteur.geboortedatum : | + | auteur.geboortedatum : 1897-09-25 |
| - | auteur.sterfdatum | + | auteur.sterfdatum |
| auteur.geboorteplaats : | auteur.geboorteplaats : | ||
| auteur.geboorteland | auteur.geboorteland | ||
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