Gender study examining Frederic’s search for masculinity through warfare and sex considering early twentieth-century’s changing masculine ideals. Argues that Catherine takes on a traditionally masculine role as Frederic’s sexual counterpart, embodying both masculine and feminine ideals. Concludes that in dying bravely, Catherine achieves the very heroic stature that eludes Frederic on the battlefield. Frequent comparisons to “Soldier’s Home.
This essay explores how masculinity is portrayed in The Good Soldier (Ford Madox Ford) and Women in ...
Book synopsis: That notions of femininity were seriously disrupted during the First World War has be...
Analysis of Hemingway’s divided sexuality, drawing on the author’s personal letters, published and u...
Masculinity study. Closely examines Frederic’s narration, especially his reticence and frequent sile...
Thematic study of the fluidity of sexual and gender identities, focusing on the relationships betwee...
On gender construction, analyzing Catherine as an example of Hemingway’s critique of gender roles an...
Recently, masculinity has garnered much attention from scholars of eighteenth-century literature and...
Extended study of death’s changing cultural meaning in the aftermath of World War I, arguing that A ...
Relies on the theories of French feminist Helene Cixous in his examination of Hemingway’s opposition...
Analyzes the spiritual grounding of Frederic and Catherine’s relationship, enabling them to move for...
The purpose of this essay is to study and analyze how Hemingway portrays gender roles in his two nov...
Feminist analysis questioning traditional readings of women in Hemingway’s works and the practice of...
The adventure novel is a fictional genre that tells about adventure, an exciting endeavor involving ...
Masculinity study focusing on Hemingway’s thematic blurring of the boundaries between the masculine ...
This essay focuses on the cultural representation of masculinity in times of war. It unravels the ge...
This essay explores how masculinity is portrayed in The Good Soldier (Ford Madox Ford) and Women in ...
Book synopsis: That notions of femininity were seriously disrupted during the First World War has be...
Analysis of Hemingway’s divided sexuality, drawing on the author’s personal letters, published and u...
Masculinity study. Closely examines Frederic’s narration, especially his reticence and frequent sile...
Thematic study of the fluidity of sexual and gender identities, focusing on the relationships betwee...
On gender construction, analyzing Catherine as an example of Hemingway’s critique of gender roles an...
Recently, masculinity has garnered much attention from scholars of eighteenth-century literature and...
Extended study of death’s changing cultural meaning in the aftermath of World War I, arguing that A ...
Relies on the theories of French feminist Helene Cixous in his examination of Hemingway’s opposition...
Analyzes the spiritual grounding of Frederic and Catherine’s relationship, enabling them to move for...
The purpose of this essay is to study and analyze how Hemingway portrays gender roles in his two nov...
Feminist analysis questioning traditional readings of women in Hemingway’s works and the practice of...
The adventure novel is a fictional genre that tells about adventure, an exciting endeavor involving ...
Masculinity study focusing on Hemingway’s thematic blurring of the boundaries between the masculine ...
This essay focuses on the cultural representation of masculinity in times of war. It unravels the ge...
This essay explores how masculinity is portrayed in The Good Soldier (Ford Madox Ford) and Women in ...
Book synopsis: That notions of femininity were seriously disrupted during the First World War has be...
Analysis of Hemingway’s divided sexuality, drawing on the author’s personal letters, published and u...