Add to ORKGOverview of the novel’s translation history and critical reception in Slovenia. Posits that while prevailing societal norms among Slovene readers resulted in initial resistance to the individualistic Robert Jordan and romantic elements of the plot, the novel’s insight into partisan and guerilla warfare in Spain, which echoed political unrest and military action in Slovenia, garnered much praise. Includes an analysis of three Slovenian reviews
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Examination of the novel’s critical reception in Spain in the 1950s. Twomey assesses that while some...
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Reader’s companion providing an overview of the novel’s literary and historical contexts and critica...
At the beginning of her writing career, in the 1930's and 40's, Pearl S. Buck achieved great success...
The present paper addresses the novel Hanka written by Slovene writer Zofka Kveder, published in Cro...
Examines a controversy arising from the characterization in For Whom the Bell Tolls of a real-life C...
The recognition of Hemingway's translated works in Albanian literature and culture had begun in 1957...
Investigates the impact of Hemingway’s work on Slovenian culture, history, and literature. Discusses...
The name of Ernest Hemingway was first mentioned in Slovenian literary criticism by the writer and c...
Examination of the novel’s critical reception in Spain in the 1950s. Twomey assesses that while some...
The position of Ernest Hemingway in Slovenian culture in the pre-1990 period was systematically exam...
Provides an overview of For Whom the Bell Tolls, including the novel’s composition history, critical...
The purpose of this article is to present the reception of Sinclair Lewis's novels by Slovene critic...
Roman Davida Millerja Spoznaj svojega sovražnika je poleti 1983 izhajal v podlistku časnika Delo. Ob...
The article focuses on Slovene reactions to Truman Capote's writing. It takes into consideration bot...
This research concerns two differing editions (1951 and 1953) of the Bulgarian Dimitâr Dimov's novel...
Uncovers submerged presence in A Farewell to Arms of two ethnic groups. Hemingway never mentions Slo...
Reader’s companion providing an overview of the novel’s literary and historical contexts and critica...
At the beginning of her writing career, in the 1930's and 40's, Pearl S. Buck achieved great success...
The present paper addresses the novel Hanka written by Slovene writer Zofka Kveder, published in Cro...
Examines a controversy arising from the characterization in For Whom the Bell Tolls of a real-life C...