Faulkner's Wilderness in "The Bear"

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Exploring the themes of wilderness in Faulkner's "The Bear," this seminar paper examines its multifaceted role within the narrative. It emphasizes the educational function of nature and highlights the urgent message about the destruction of pristine environments. By categorizing the story and analyzing its significance through in-text quotations and historical context, the paper seeks to clarify these themes and their implications, while also drawing connections to other works by Faulkner.