The Hemingway Review back issues from March 1998:
Nikki Adams and the limits of gender criticism.
Mar 22, 1998; ... HEMINGWAY IS THE perfect straw man for feminist critics. And in many ways he was asking for it. Witness his sometimes self-parodic machismo; his preoccupation with war, boxing, hunting and bullfighting; his string of divorces; his celebration of the masculine in much of his writing after ...
Hemingway's 'In Our Time': a cubist anatomy. (Ernest Hemingway)
Mar 22, 1998; ... WE KNOW THAT the final long version of In Our Time, specifically the 1925 short story collection and its 1930 reprinting with "On the Quai at Smyrna" as "Introduction by the Author," was in no way initially planned by the young artist Ernest Hemingway. Starting from the early, short, and ...
Genre, gender, and truth in 'Death in the Afternoon.'
Mar 22, 1998; ... I WANT TO begin with perhaps the least current, the least fashionable, the least controversial kind of question, the kind my students and I wrestled with the first day we spent on Hemingway's Death in the Afternoon: a taxonomic one. Just what kind of book is this? I'm afraid mine is not even ...
Toros celebres: its meaning in 'Death in the Afternoon.'
Mar 22, 1998; ... DEATH IN THE AFTERNOON, Ernest Hemingway's book on the bullfight, is full of references to other texts: fiction, poetry, travel writing, nature-writing, and bullfight writing.(1) Some of the references to bullfight writing--that is to books, magazines, and newspapers written for, people who ...
One man alone: dimensions of individuality and categorization in 'To Have and Have Not.'
Mar 22, 1998; ... If there had been more novelists with the courage of Mark Twain or James or Hemingway, we would not in the moral confusion in which we find ourselves today. Ralph EllisonTO HAVE AND HAVE NOT has long been considered one of Hemingway's ...
Inside the current: a Taoist reading of 'The Old Man and the Sea.'
Mar 22, 1998; ... IF WORKS LIKE Death in the Afternoon and Green Hills of Africa detail Hemingway's respect for proper action and precision of thought and movement, then The Old Man and the Sea is an important key as to why that precision matters at all. Santiago's internal monologue affords us a unique ...
Who was that black man?: a note on Eugene Bullard and 'The Sun Also Rises.'
Mar 22, 1998; ... STUDENTS OF The Sun Also Rises have long known the identities of the actual people linked with characters in the novel as roman a clef, including Duff Twysden and Brett Ashley, Harold Loeb and Robert Cohn among others. The fist is rather complete, even down to such, minor figures as Harold ...
Henpecked to heroism: placing Rip Van Winkle and Francis Macomber in the American renegade tradition.
Mar 22, 1998; ... AS AMERICAN CITIZENS, both Washington Irving and Ernest Hemingway were aware of the "renegade spirit" distinguishing American culture from its confining European influences. As American artists, both authors were no less benefactors of this unique tradition than shapers of its modern form ....
The conclusion of Azuela's 'The Underdogs' and Hemingway's 'For Whom the Bell Tolls.' (Mariano Azuela, Ernest Hemingway)
Mar 22, 1998; ... INTERNAL EVIDENCE SUGGESTS that when Ernest Hemingway wrote the final chapter of For Whom the Bell Tolls (1940), he was influenced by the final scene of Los de Abajo, a novel by Mexican writer Mariano Azuela first published in 1916 and translated into English in 1929 as The Underdogs ....
Hemingway and His Conspirators: Hollywood, Scribners, and the Making of American Celebrity Culture.
Mar 22, 1998; ... By Leonard J. Leff. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 1997. 255 pages. Cloth $22-95.Maxwell Perkins is perhaps the most famous figure in American publishing. During his tenure at Charles Scribner's Sons, he served as editor and literary advisor to F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest ...
Authorial Divinity in the Twentieth Century: Omniscient Narration in Woolf, Hemingway, and Others.
Mar 22, 1998; ... By Barbara K. Olson. Bucknell University Press, 1997. Cloth $29.50.In this slim volume (Of 122 pages, not including notes and bibliography) Barbara K. Olson explores the links between an author's theological views and his or her preferred narrative style. The work opens with a ...
The Only Thing That Counts: The Ernest Hemingway/Maxwell Perkins Correspondence, 1925-1947.
Mar 22, 1998; ... Edited by Matthew J. Bruccoli with the Assistance of Robert Trogdon. New York: Scribner, 1996. Cloth.This selection of letters providing the most useful material about the two men, their editorial relationship, the House of Scribner, and the profession of authorship in America ...