Hemingway Among the Modernists: Hemingway Among the Epicists

This is Part 5 (of 5) of my essay, “Hemingway Among the Modernists,” which was originally a lecture I gave at the request of the Hemingway Foundation on July 21, 2012. Here is the question that obsessed Hemingway over the long arc of his novels and stories: What can heroism mean in an age where it […]

Hemingway Among the Modernists: Hemingway on His Own Terrain

This is Part 4 (of 5) of my essay, “Hemingway Among the Modernists,” which was originally a lecture I gave at the request of the Hemingway Foundation on July 21, 2012. We have been talking about how Hemingway the young writer absorbed the writing techniques of Modernism in his Paris years, and made them his own […]

Hemingway Among the Modernists: Hemingway the Modernist

This is Part 3 (of 5) of my essay, “Hemingway Among the Modernists,” which was originally a lecture I gave at the request of the Hemingway Foundation on July 21, 2012. The case for placing Hemingway, in his formative years, among the early Modernists does not lie primarily in the poetry he published. Through the offices […]

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