Answer:
Masculinity in the fight club is explained below in complete details.
Explanation:
Fight Club is a lot about virulent masculinity, but it doesn't significantly advocate of it: it portrays the storyteller as an unfortunate individual, for whom – without shrinking away too much – things do not cease entirely, and it decorates the army of men who support him as dangerous, alienated, harsh.
Which aspect of Faulkner's storytelling in As I Lay Dying most makes it a Modernist piece of literature?
D. The story is told by many narrators
