Annotates and comments, often line by line, on familiar and obscure details and allusions to the people, places, things, events, and other references found in the story. Opens with a discussion of the story\u27s composition history and cultural context before moving into an explication beginning with the title and closing with the story\u27s final lines on the old waiter\u27s stoic triumph over the darkness of despair. Covers topics such as the symbolism of the old gentleman and the quiet café, connections to Spanish painter Francisco de Goya\u27s life and art, and ambiguity of the waiters\u27 dialogue
Literary works such as a novel and a short story have various elements that can influence the plot o...
The article, using examples from different works of N. Gogol, A. Ostrovsky, F. Dostoevsky, L. Tolsto...
Analyzes how Hemingway transforms the visual qualities of the Spanish painter into verbal images, es...
Argues the importance of determining which lines the old waiter speaks to correctly understand the d...
Revisits the much-debated controversy about the dialogue between the two waiters, arguing that resol...
Sums up the critical debate surrounding the waiters’ dialogue by concluding that Hemingway intention...
After surveying the longstanding debate concerning the waiters’ dialogue, Bennett disputes David Ker...
Draws on original typescripts and Hemingway’s letters to argue against Scribner’s emendation of the ...
Though the expanding literary canon in the United States has rejected most of Ernest Hemingway's wor...
Rhetorical approach focusing on the story as a lyric narrative that invites the audience to respond ...
A study of the writing process is important to discussing how literature is read, in order to unders...
Brief overview of the story’s major characters, themes, and critical reception followed by a represe...
Annotates and comments, often line by line, on familiar and obscure details and allusions to the peo...
This chapter explores how talk ‘works’ and examines some bases for the stories which are produced wh...
This essay discusses Hemingway's apparent high regard for the café and the impact it has upon his li...
Literary works such as a novel and a short story have various elements that can influence the plot o...
The article, using examples from different works of N. Gogol, A. Ostrovsky, F. Dostoevsky, L. Tolsto...
Analyzes how Hemingway transforms the visual qualities of the Spanish painter into verbal images, es...
Argues the importance of determining which lines the old waiter speaks to correctly understand the d...
Revisits the much-debated controversy about the dialogue between the two waiters, arguing that resol...
Sums up the critical debate surrounding the waiters’ dialogue by concluding that Hemingway intention...
After surveying the longstanding debate concerning the waiters’ dialogue, Bennett disputes David Ker...
Draws on original typescripts and Hemingway’s letters to argue against Scribner’s emendation of the ...
Though the expanding literary canon in the United States has rejected most of Ernest Hemingway's wor...
Rhetorical approach focusing on the story as a lyric narrative that invites the audience to respond ...
A study of the writing process is important to discussing how literature is read, in order to unders...
Brief overview of the story’s major characters, themes, and critical reception followed by a represe...
Annotates and comments, often line by line, on familiar and obscure details and allusions to the peo...
This chapter explores how talk ‘works’ and examines some bases for the stories which are produced wh...
This essay discusses Hemingway's apparent high regard for the café and the impact it has upon his li...
Literary works such as a novel and a short story have various elements that can influence the plot o...
The article, using examples from different works of N. Gogol, A. Ostrovsky, F. Dostoevsky, L. Tolsto...
Analyzes how Hemingway transforms the visual qualities of the Spanish painter into verbal images, es...