Light in August

Jan 28, 2026

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This essay examines a critical aspect of William Faulkner's "Light in August," focusing on the themes of identity and isolation as they relate to the character Joe Christmas. It explores how Faulkner uses these themes to illustrate the struggles individuals face in a racially divided society. By conducting a close reading of key passages and integrating relevant research, the essay aims to provide a deeper understanding of how these elements shape the narrative and contribute to the novel's overall meaning.

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Light in August

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Light in August Out of class paper assignment
Directions • Choose 1 small aspect of the topic that you have been researching and show how it relates to the novel as a whole. It might relate to a theme that Faulkner develops throughout or to understanding Joe Christmas.
Specifications • Your essay should be focused. • Your essay should show close reading and ongoing research. • Short relevant quotations are required. • Length: 1500 words or thereabouts. • Scoring: IB rubric—understanding, interpretation, presentation, literary elements, and language.
Requirements • Word Count: 1500 • Due Date: Monday e-copies Feb. 18, A Day • Format: Hard copies for sharing in class on February 19 A Day; February 20 B Day • Next work: All the Pretty Horses, Cormac McCarthy.