Titlebook: Ernest Hemingway; Peter Messent Textbook 1992Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1992 Africa.America.argue.fiction.gender.myth.non

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Calcium carbonate - pigment and fillercasket literature′ in the trimmings and pastings that make up their eventual composition. . Such a description seems overly harsh. I prefer Roger Asselineau′s comparison of the posthumous work to ′mutilated statues whose pieces have been put carefully together, but many fragments are missing and the

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Style: Personal Impressions, ′the characters [may] come on with a heavy preponderance of active verbs ... the effect is passive′ . Even when these characters initiate actions ′they influence nothing events happen to them′.. In Hemingway, the desire for authentic individual expression comes up headlong against a set of larger c

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Gender Role and Sexuality,Judith Fetterley and Faith Pullin. have been casually echoed elsewhere. It would be difficult to provide a strong defence of Hemingway′s sexual politics from a contemporary point of view. Biographical detail intrudes powerfully in any critical consideration of this area. Edmund Wilson noted Hemingwa

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Geographies, Fictional and Non-fictional: America, Spain, Africa,ct my scope mainly to the places indicated in my title because of the space available to me. Also, despite the importance of France, Italy and Cuba in Hemingway′s work, it is his writerly moves between America and Spain and Africa that best illustrate