Hemingway in his own country
By: Robert E. Gajdusek.
Publisher: University of Notre Dame Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Notre Dame, Ind
Language: eng
Number of pages: 418
Subjects: Hemingway, Ernest, 1899-1961 -- Criticism and interpretation.
Other titles: Hemingway
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: Introduction i 1 Hemingway and Joyce: A Study in Debt and Payment 9 2 A Brief Safari into the Religious Terrain 57 of Green Hills of Africa 3 The Ritualization of Death and Rebirth: 74 The Reconstruction of Frederic Henry 4 The Suspended Woman in the Work of 89 Ernest Hemingway 5 Artists in Their Art: Hemingway and Velasquez-The Shared Ioo Worlds of For Whom the Bell Tolls and Las Meninas 6 "An Alpine Idyll": The Sunstruck Mountain Vision and I13 the Necessary Valley Journey 7 Pilar's Tale: The Myth and the Message 136 8 The Torrents of Spring-Hemingway's Application 155 for Membership in the Club 9 The Cost of Sin in the Garden: A Study of an Amended 172 Theme in The Garden of Eden 10 On the Definition of a Definitive Text: Hemingway 195 11 Dubliners in Michigan: Joyce's Presence 201 in Hemingway's In Our Time 12 Sacrifice and Redemption: The Meaning of the Boy/Son 221 and Man/Father Dialectic in the Work of Ernest Hemingway 13 "Is He Building a Bridge or Blowing One?": 237 The Repossession of Text by the Author in For Whom the Bell Tolls 14 False Fathers, Doctors, and the Caesarean Dilemma: 245 Metaphor as Structure in Hemingway's In Our Time 15 A Farewell to Arms: The Psychodynamics of Integrity 255 I6 "Where Did Uncle George Go?": A Study of Debridement 265 and Purgation Rituals in the Works of Ernest Hemingway 17 Gender and Role Reversal in Fitzgerald and Hemingway: 273 Dick Diver's Metamorphosis and Its Hemingway Analogues 18 Elephant Hunt in Eden: A Study of New and Old Myths 294 and Other Strange Beasts in Hemingway's Garden 19 The Oxymoronic Compound and the Ambiguous Noun: 303 Paradox as Paradigm in A Farewell to Arms 20 "Road to Hell Paved with Unbought Stuffed Dogs": 314 Prefigurations of David Bourne in Hemingway's Earlier Work 21 The Mad Sad Bad Misreading of Hemingway's 328 Gender Politics/Aesthetics 22 Bridges: Their Creation and Destruction in the Works 342 of Ernest Hemingway 23 Harder on Himself Than Most: A Study of Hemingway's 357 Self-Evaluation and Self-Projection in His Work 24 Hemingway's Late-Life Relationship with Birds 368 25 Androgyny and Individuation in the Work 383 of Ernest Hemingway 26 Gentleman's Agreement: 395 The Ernest Hemingway-Carlos Baker Correspondence in the Charles B. Field Collection of the Stanford University Library.