Faulkner did not number the sections since he was interested in creating a continuous impression; therefore, the following attempt to divide the novel into sections and groups is made so as to facilitate critical commentary.
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As I Lay DyingSearch this CliffsNoteBook SummaryWilliam Faulkner BiographyAbout As I Lay DyingSummary and AnalysisSections 1–5Sections 6–10Sections 11–14Sections 15–23Sections 24–27Sections 28–38Sections 39–41Sections 42–44Sections 45–47Sections 48–51Sections 52–54Sections 55–59Character ListCharacter AnalysisAnse BundrenCashJewelDewey DellVardamanCritical EssaysAddie Bundren and the Birth of Her ChildrenDarl and Addie Bundren: A General InterpretationFaulkner's Style and ImageryStudy and Homework HelpQuizEssay Questions
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