Gender study focused on David as the feminized male and Catherine as the masculinized female in The Garden of Eden. Examines gender obfuscation as a kind of art, particularly in its function as Catherine’s only mode of creative expression. Delineates the cultural, artistic, and philosophical ideas that this type of creative pursuit subverts, both in the context of the novel and in contemporary society
Focusing on the relationship between gender and identity, Wolfe argues that the “discourse of specie...
Draws on the contemporary biological and psychological theories of Charles Darwin, Sigmund Freud, an...
Explores Hemingway’s treatment of gender and psychic trauma, relating Cantwell’s disabilities to his...
Details methods for introducing students to the fluid and historically specific cultural conceptions...
Analysis of Hemingway’s divided sexuality, drawing on the author’s personal letters, published and u...
Thematic study of transgender and gender identities in The Garden of Eden, addressing the difference...
Examines gender in several Hemingway texts considering his exploration of sexual identity in the unp...
This interpretive study of "The Garden of Eden" manuscript examines the general critical conception ...
Discusses the interpersonal conflicts between David and Catherine in The Garden of Eden using both a...
Draws on recent biographies in his analysis of Hemingway’s treatment of gender and sexuality. Argues...
Hemingway: A Study in Gender and Sexuality explores a subject that few scholars have studied: how t...
This dissertation addresses Hemingway's developing understanding of gender and sexual identity in fo...
Argues that, contrary to his accepted image as a man obsessed with patriarchal control, Hemingway’s ...
Draws on gender theory in her analysis of homosexuality in Hemingway’s fiction, exploring his constr...
Study of the complex and diverse expression of masculinity found in Hemingway’s works. Fantina draws...
Focusing on the relationship between gender and identity, Wolfe argues that the “discourse of specie...
Draws on the contemporary biological and psychological theories of Charles Darwin, Sigmund Freud, an...
Explores Hemingway’s treatment of gender and psychic trauma, relating Cantwell’s disabilities to his...
Details methods for introducing students to the fluid and historically specific cultural conceptions...
Analysis of Hemingway’s divided sexuality, drawing on the author’s personal letters, published and u...
Thematic study of transgender and gender identities in The Garden of Eden, addressing the difference...
Examines gender in several Hemingway texts considering his exploration of sexual identity in the unp...
This interpretive study of "The Garden of Eden" manuscript examines the general critical conception ...
Discusses the interpersonal conflicts between David and Catherine in The Garden of Eden using both a...
Draws on recent biographies in his analysis of Hemingway’s treatment of gender and sexuality. Argues...
Hemingway: A Study in Gender and Sexuality explores a subject that few scholars have studied: how t...
This dissertation addresses Hemingway's developing understanding of gender and sexual identity in fo...
Argues that, contrary to his accepted image as a man obsessed with patriarchal control, Hemingway’s ...
Draws on gender theory in her analysis of homosexuality in Hemingway’s fiction, exploring his constr...
Study of the complex and diverse expression of masculinity found in Hemingway’s works. Fantina draws...
Focusing on the relationship between gender and identity, Wolfe argues that the “discourse of specie...
Draws on the contemporary biological and psychological theories of Charles Darwin, Sigmund Freud, an...
Explores Hemingway’s treatment of gender and psychic trauma, relating Cantwell’s disabilities to his...