Appendix: Compson 1699–1945

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"Appendix: Compson 1699–1945" is a genealogical and historical addendum William Faulkner wrote for later editions of *The Sound and the Fury*, tracing the rise and decline of the fictional Compson family over nearly two and a half centuries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional genealogy
literary appendix
prose work
author William Faulkner NERFINISHED
clarifies chronology of The Sound and the Fury
family relationships in The Sound and the Fury
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describes decline of the Compson family
rise of the Compson family
firstPublicationContext later editions of The Sound and the Fury
focusesOn Compson family NERFINISHED
genre modernist fiction
includesCharacter Benjy Compson NERFINISHED
Caddy Compson NERFINISHED
Caroline Compson NERFINISHED
Charles Stuart Compson NERFINISHED
Dilsey Gibson NERFINISHED
Earl Compson NERFINISHED
Frony NERFINISHED
Jason Compson III NERFINISHED
Jason Compson IV NERFINISHED
Luster NERFINISHED
Maury Bascomb NERFINISHED
Miss Quentin NERFINISHED
Quentin Compson NERFINISHED
Quentin Compson III NERFINISHED
Roskus NERFINISHED
TP
Versh NERFINISHED
intendedFunction guide for readers of The Sound and the Fury
language English
literaryPeriod 20th-century American literature
narrativeForm genealogical chronicle
historical summary
partOfWork The Sound and the Fury NERFINISHED
provides background information on the Compson family
publisherOfFirstBookContext Jonathan Cape and Harrison Smith NERFINISHED
relatedUniverse Yoknapatawpha saga NERFINISHED
relatedWork Absalom, Absalom! NERFINISHED
The Sound and the Fury NERFINISHED
setInFictionalRegion Yoknapatawpha County, Mississippi NERFINISHED
setting Yoknapatawpha County NERFINISHED
theme Southern aristocracy
family decline
history and memory
timeSpanCovered 1699–1945
workType supplementary material

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Compson appearsIn Appendix: Compson 1699–1945