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    This short document discusses how Marxism is evident in William Faulkner's short story "A Rose for Emily" through the presence of a social hierarchy shown by an old man-servant, and how racism is another social issue revealed through a Marxist analysis in the later parts of the story.

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    This short document discusses how Marxism is evident in William Faulkner's short story "A Rose for Emily" through the presence of a social hierarchy shown by an old man-servant, and how racism is another social issue revealed through a Marxist analysis in the later parts of the story.

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    France Penalba
    This short document discusses how Marxism is evident in William Faulkner's short story "A Rose for Emily" through the presence of a social hierarchy shown by an old man-servant, and how racism is another social issue revealed through a Marxist analysis in the later parts of the story.

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    A Rose for Emily

    Marxism is evident during this part of the story where there was an old man-servant that reveals
    the presence of social hierarchy. Moreover, through the latter portion of the work of Faulkner, it
    revealed the presence of racism as another social issue seen using the Marxist lens.

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