them to his interpretation of Faulkner's general philosophy of life. Enrique García Díez has examined the change in stature of Mink in the course of the novel, and makes analogies with older literary forms and figures. Gordon Bigelow has commented on the evolution of Faulkner's own attitude towards Flem during the course of the trilogy. Paul Levine has discussed the recurring themes of love and money in the course of the trilogy. See also The Hamlet The Town References External links The Mansion at Digital Yoknapatawpha 1959 American novels Novels by William Faulkner Novels set in Mississippi Random House books