Analyzes Guy de Maupassant’s “La Maison Tellier,” Émile Zola\u27s Nana (1880), and Charles Baudelaire’s Les Fleurs du Mal (1857) as literary sources for Hemingway’s characterization of prostitutes, and the works of Édouard Manet and Henri Gervex as visual inspirations. Giemza also explores a possible connection with William Holman Hunt’s painting of the same title, although Hemingway denied its influence. Giemza concludes that these allusions indicate an underlying tribute to the French art and culture that Hemingway so admired
Our study is inspired by the ideas of the philosopher and literary theorist Mikhail Bakhtin on dialo...
Study of the influence of impressionist artists, mainly Cézanne, on Hemingway’s writing. Links Cézan...
Homère, Hérodote et Pline avaient déjà décrit les effets merveilleux de la drogue. Abordé par Rabela...
Influence study. Asserts that Hemingway borrowed structure, theme, and characterization from Maupass...
Provides information on innovative French authors and artists contributing to Paris’s experimental a...
https://kent-islandora.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/hemingway/11/thumbnail.jpgA collection of essays t...
The relation between Hemingway and Bataille has never been elucidated, and yet detailed biographical...
Traces Hemingway’s lengthy and turbulent relationship with Fitzgerald from their initial 1925 Paris ...
Highlights the significant presence of French poet Charles Baudelaire in Hemingway’s canon. Discusse...
Explores Hemingway’s connections to the Harlem Renaissance via his relationships with Sherwood Ander...
Literary biography/history exploring how both men\u27s literary and political perspectives were shap...
The author’s fourth slice of Paris history focuses on economic and cultural turbulence in the years ...
On the importance of Paris for the young Hemingway’s literary apprenticeship and as the site of his ...
On the artist’s development and maturation within the ideal environment of Paris. Focuses on Hemingw...
Analyzing French literature, travel photography and writing from the 1830s to 1860s, this dissertati...
Our study is inspired by the ideas of the philosopher and literary theorist Mikhail Bakhtin on dialo...
Study of the influence of impressionist artists, mainly Cézanne, on Hemingway’s writing. Links Cézan...
Homère, Hérodote et Pline avaient déjà décrit les effets merveilleux de la drogue. Abordé par Rabela...
Influence study. Asserts that Hemingway borrowed structure, theme, and characterization from Maupass...
Provides information on innovative French authors and artists contributing to Paris’s experimental a...
https://kent-islandora.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/hemingway/11/thumbnail.jpgA collection of essays t...
The relation between Hemingway and Bataille has never been elucidated, and yet detailed biographical...
Traces Hemingway’s lengthy and turbulent relationship with Fitzgerald from their initial 1925 Paris ...
Highlights the significant presence of French poet Charles Baudelaire in Hemingway’s canon. Discusse...
Explores Hemingway’s connections to the Harlem Renaissance via his relationships with Sherwood Ander...
Literary biography/history exploring how both men\u27s literary and political perspectives were shap...
The author’s fourth slice of Paris history focuses on economic and cultural turbulence in the years ...
On the importance of Paris for the young Hemingway’s literary apprenticeship and as the site of his ...
On the artist’s development and maturation within the ideal environment of Paris. Focuses on Hemingw...
Analyzing French literature, travel photography and writing from the 1830s to 1860s, this dissertati...
Our study is inspired by the ideas of the philosopher and literary theorist Mikhail Bakhtin on dialo...
Study of the influence of impressionist artists, mainly Cézanne, on Hemingway’s writing. Links Cézan...
Homère, Hérodote et Pline avaient déjà décrit les effets merveilleux de la drogue. Abordé par Rabela...