Ernest Hemingway's A farewell to arms : a documentary volume /
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Detroit :
Thomson Gale,
2005.
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Series: | Dictionary of literary biography ;
v. 308. |
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Online Access: | Connect to the online version of this resource Table of contents |
Table of Contents:
- Cultural context for A farewell to arms
- Hemingway's war
- The historical background
- Hemingway's journalism
- A short story that became a novel
- Considering serialization
- Choosing a title
- The final typed draft
- Contravening conventions
- The book proof
- Fitzgerald's criticism
- A new ending
- Banned in Boston
- The expurgation of A farewell to arms
- American reviews
- A critic's question [: what is dirt?]
- English reviews
- A European view
- Stallings's play and the first movie
- The 1958 movie
- In spite of Robert Herrick / Louis Henry Cohn
- T.S. Eliot on Hemingway / T.S.E.
- The "dumb ox" / Wyndham Lewis
- The reception of A farewell to arms in Germany / Helmut Papajewski
- Farewell the separate peace / Edgar Johnson
- A motto for A farewell to arms / David Daiches
- The esthetics of simplicity / Joseph Warren Beach
- Preface to the first French edition / Pierre Drieu La Rochelle
- The story behind the love story / Robert Penn Warren
- Looking back at a brilliant novel / Francis Hackett
- Ford Madox Ford on the opening / Ford Madox Ford
- A farewell to arms in The art of modern fiction / Ray B. West and Robert Wooster Stallman
- The mountain and the plain / Carlos Baker
- Hemingway's ambiguity : symbolism and irony / E.M. Halliday
- The parallels of war and love / Philip Young
- The religion of death in A farewell to arms / James F. Light
- Tough talk : the rhetoric of Frederic Henry / Walker Gibson
- Hemingway a footnote to Stein? / Brigid Brophy, Michael Levy, and Charles Osborne
- A farewell to arms : Hemingway's "resentful cryptogram" / Judith Fetterley
- Going back / Michael S. Reynolds
- History in the service of art / Alfred Kazin
- The value of ending / Bernard Oldsey
- E.R.A. for Hemingway : a feminist defense of A farewell to arms / Joyce Wexler
- Frederic Henry's escape and the pose of passivity / Scott Donaldson
- Pseudoautobiography and personal metaphor / Millicent Bell
- A Hemingway parody / Brian Neilson
- Distance, voice, and temporal perspective in Frederic Henry's narration / James Phelan
- Rinaldi and Ferguson / James R. Mellow
- Manners and morals / Robert W. Lewis
- Othello as a key to Hemingway / Ernest Lockridge
- Hemingway's soldiers and their pregnant women : domestic ritual in World War I / Jennifer A. Haytock
- Partial articulation : word play in A farewell to arms / Gary Harrington
- Invalid masculinity : silence, hospitals, and anesthesia in A farewell to arms / Diane Price Herndl.