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In the audio book Faulkner 1965, Arseny Tarkovsky is a deep and detailed analysis of the work of William Faulkner, one of the most influential writers of the 20th century. The book covers Faulkner's works published before and after 1965 and analyzes their impact on the literary process and cultural context of the time.

Tarkovsky considers the features of Faulkner's style, his approaches to plot construction, the use of symbolism and language innovation. In addition, he analyzes the impact of the socio-political changes of the 1960s on Faulkner's work and how the writer reflected internal conflicts and cultural transformations in his works.

The audiobook is of interest to anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge of Faulkner and his legacy, as well as those interested in literary criticism and cultural history. Tarkowski offers a unique perspective on Faulkner's work, underpinned by careful analysis and contextual research.

- Author: Arseniy Tarkovsky

- Genre: Literary Criticism

- Topics: Analysis of Faulkner's works, Literary styles, Socio-political influence

- Features: Deep literary analysis, Historical context, Cultural influence

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