William Faulkner Nobel Prize speech
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He s my great grandfather and I love him so much problem is that he died few years short of a heart attack I am planning to grow up just like him too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ps please except the challenges of life he was very greatful for his life so see what great challenges can do they lead him all the way to a noble piece prize so don't forget any of this now I hope you let good things come upon you and make your life count cause if your famous right now and die and come back to life and not remembe
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Wow.. the power of technology is truly remarkable. Rather than having to just read this speech (or any literary speeches for that matter) in my dull, boring textbook, I can leave my textbooks in my locker and now come on Youtube in less than 10 seconds to listen to the actual speech? You can find practically ANYTHING on here nowadays. I can't imagine how education will be 50 so years from now.
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Great speech, great writer!
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to 1975kyledavid...read The Bear twice and felt as you do. third time, fireworks.Easily his best story.The little dog his best hero. Try it one more time.
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und wo schrieb er den satz die vergangenheit ist niemals tot sie ist nicht einmal vergangen? nu kann ich in deutschland weiterhin wagner hören-dem ungenierten antisemiten-und niemand rührt sich.hörthört.denn wer in brd als elitemensch nach bayreuth wagnert kann auch dezentere möglichkeiten finden,aber dann bleibt der smoking ja hängen,und merkels und maschmeyers garderobe auch.doch wenn wagner dezent wäre statt pompös,sprich die gosse wagnert tja dann wäre es bildung statt kultur.nu denne...
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A rascist one and one of the best writers on the world.
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"...the basis of all things is to be afraid." Damn!
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@Stavrogin3K that sums up so much pal you have no idea... maybe you do
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@TheSejma Duh
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aw, so beautiful. such a cute lil voice.
"My mother is a fish."
RandyHooHa 2 years ago 59
@RedWhiteGreenBandit It's a big call, Mr Bandit, but you may just be right. And bear in mind that Joyce, by his own admission, couldn't spin a yarn to save his life. His novels are meticulous reworkings of his own personal experiences; that's why after "Ulysses" he had nowhere to go but the subconscious nightworld of "Finnegans Wake". Proust, too, mined his own life and thought-world as the basis for his novel. Faulkner was not just a great stylist, but an incredibly fecund storyteller as well.
Lucius133 1 year ago 10