Add to ORKGOn Hemingway’s continued popularity in France with both the reading public and literary critics alike. Comments on the publication of Hemingway’s fiction in the prestigious Pléiade series of critical editions, which includes only two other American authors, Faulkner and Poe
Traces the development of Hemingway criticism from the time of his death until the article’s publica...
Consumers of culture can often view history subjectively, perceiving people and events through an id...
Like Edgar Allan Poe and the American film noir, William Faulkner enjoyed a critical reception in Fr...
On Hemingway’s continued popularity in France with both the reading public and literary critics alik...
Bibliography of French translations and articles dealing with those translations, articles published...
https://kent-islandora.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/hemingway/11/thumbnail.jpgA collection of essays t...
Comments on Hemingway’s enduring influence on all generations of Americans. Also published as “Ernes...
Provides information on innovative French authors and artists contributing to Paris’s experimental a...
Examines the influence of Hemingway and Faulkner’s literary rivalry on their work and professional i...
When we make a retrospective survey of the history of Poe criticism as a whole, we are at once struc...
Comprehensive account of Hemingway’s aesthetic principles, and some of the major influences on his w...
Reports on the Parisian newspapers’ coverage of Hemingway’s suicide and concludes that the city, whi...
enjoyed a critical reception in France that anticipated his American audience by several years. Whil...
Modernism, postwar manhood, and the individual talent : maturing in the 1920s -- Petulant jibes, cat...
In Roger Asselineau's The Literary Reputation of Hemingway in Europe (1965), the absence of a survey...
Traces the development of Hemingway criticism from the time of his death until the article’s publica...
Consumers of culture can often view history subjectively, perceiving people and events through an id...
Like Edgar Allan Poe and the American film noir, William Faulkner enjoyed a critical reception in Fr...
On Hemingway’s continued popularity in France with both the reading public and literary critics alik...
Bibliography of French translations and articles dealing with those translations, articles published...
https://kent-islandora.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/hemingway/11/thumbnail.jpgA collection of essays t...
Comments on Hemingway’s enduring influence on all generations of Americans. Also published as “Ernes...
Provides information on innovative French authors and artists contributing to Paris’s experimental a...
Examines the influence of Hemingway and Faulkner’s literary rivalry on their work and professional i...
When we make a retrospective survey of the history of Poe criticism as a whole, we are at once struc...
Comprehensive account of Hemingway’s aesthetic principles, and some of the major influences on his w...
Reports on the Parisian newspapers’ coverage of Hemingway’s suicide and concludes that the city, whi...
enjoyed a critical reception in France that anticipated his American audience by several years. Whil...
Modernism, postwar manhood, and the individual talent : maturing in the 1920s -- Petulant jibes, cat...
In Roger Asselineau's The Literary Reputation of Hemingway in Europe (1965), the absence of a survey...
Traces the development of Hemingway criticism from the time of his death until the article’s publica...
Consumers of culture can often view history subjectively, perceiving people and events through an id...
Like Edgar Allan Poe and the American film noir, William Faulkner enjoyed a critical reception in Fr...