Exploring the intersection of literature and labor, this study delves into William Faulkner's works, highlighting how his narratives reflect the socio-economic challenges of the American South. It examines the portrayal of labor and its implications within Faulkner's storytelling, offering insights into the cultural and historical context of the region. Through a critical lens, the book reveals how Faulkner's characters navigate their realities, providing a deeper understanding of the complexities of Southern identity and labor dynamics.
