Add to ORKGContends that the story is about semiotic confusion and the consequences of misreading. Interprets the story’s anti-Semitism through its bigoted version of Christianity based on cultural stereotype. Also explains the marginalization of Doc Fischer, likely an abortion doctor, and the importance of the narrator to the story
Wilentz justifies her interpretation as a socio-cultural reading of the anti-Semitic theme in the te...
Focuses on Hemingway’s use of irony in In Our Time and The Sun Also Rises. Defining Calvinist humor ...
Argues that, contrary to his accepted image as a man obsessed with patriarchal control, Hemingway’s ...
Hemingway\u27s corpus, usually subtle in technique and theme, reaffirms the Christian world view of ...
Hemingway\u27s corpus, usually subtle in technique and theme, reaffirms the Christian world view of ...
Annotates and comments, often line by line, on familiar and obscure details and allusions to the peo...
Combines scholarship with personal reflection to discuss the sensitive subject of anti-Semitism in b...
Ernest Hemingway’s creation of a vilified Jewish character in The Sun Also Rises (1926) has outed hi...
Contends that Hemingway’s treatment of Cohn in the novel is anti-Semitic because he himself was like...
Rhetorical approach focusing on the story as a lyric narrative that invites the audience to respond ...
Contextualizes the story within the prevailing theories of sexologists and psychiatrists of Hemingwa...
Explores reasons why Hemingway chose to portray Robert Cohn as a villainous Jew, and analyzes how Co...
Examines Hemingway’s evolving religious beliefs within the theological context of the modern postwar...
On the allegorical and anti-Semitic nature of The Sun Also Rises. Concludes that Hemingway intention...
This dissertation intervenes in the critical debate over Ernest Hemingway’s religious orientation. O...
Wilentz justifies her interpretation as a socio-cultural reading of the anti-Semitic theme in the te...
Focuses on Hemingway’s use of irony in In Our Time and The Sun Also Rises. Defining Calvinist humor ...
Argues that, contrary to his accepted image as a man obsessed with patriarchal control, Hemingway’s ...
Hemingway\u27s corpus, usually subtle in technique and theme, reaffirms the Christian world view of ...
Hemingway\u27s corpus, usually subtle in technique and theme, reaffirms the Christian world view of ...
Annotates and comments, often line by line, on familiar and obscure details and allusions to the peo...
Combines scholarship with personal reflection to discuss the sensitive subject of anti-Semitism in b...
Ernest Hemingway’s creation of a vilified Jewish character in The Sun Also Rises (1926) has outed hi...
Contends that Hemingway’s treatment of Cohn in the novel is anti-Semitic because he himself was like...
Rhetorical approach focusing on the story as a lyric narrative that invites the audience to respond ...
Contextualizes the story within the prevailing theories of sexologists and psychiatrists of Hemingwa...
Explores reasons why Hemingway chose to portray Robert Cohn as a villainous Jew, and analyzes how Co...
Examines Hemingway’s evolving religious beliefs within the theological context of the modern postwar...
On the allegorical and anti-Semitic nature of The Sun Also Rises. Concludes that Hemingway intention...
This dissertation intervenes in the critical debate over Ernest Hemingway’s religious orientation. O...
Wilentz justifies her interpretation as a socio-cultural reading of the anti-Semitic theme in the te...
Focuses on Hemingway’s use of irony in In Our Time and The Sun Also Rises. Defining Calvinist humor ...
Argues that, contrary to his accepted image as a man obsessed with patriarchal control, Hemingway’s ...