Faulkner's Intruder in the dust

AI Rating: 2/10 - Patrick H. Samway's 1980 scholarly study examines William Faulkner's 1948 novel *Intruder in the Dust*, focusing on its narrative structure, characters, themes of justice, and 1949 film adaptation. While Faulkner's original work critiques Southern racism and lynching through a white liberal lens, Samway's academic analysis emphasizes literary craft over ideological advocacy. Minimal progressive messaging; no identity politics, DEI prioritization, or social justice preaching. Primarily objective criticism.