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035			_a(OCoLC)35025724
040			_aDLC _cDLC
050			_aPS 3515.E37 .R227 1997 _b.R227 1997
245		0	_aReadings on Ernest Hemingway / _cKatie de Koster, book editor.
260			_aSan Diego, CA : _bGreenhaven Press, _cc1997.
300			_a190 p. _c22 cm.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 181-183) and index.
504			_aWorks by Ernest Hemingway: p. 180.
520			_a and recent reevaluations of his work, especially his treatment of women and minorities. The readings are mostly excerpts from longer criticisms, and are edited so that students will be able to understand them. The contributors are serious scholars, and each selection is prefaced with an introduction that explains its general point. They date from the 1940s to this decade, which allows readers to see how criticism and interpretation have changed. This book will be useful to both students and teachers of Hemingway and is a good complement to Melissa McDaniel's Ernest Hemingway (Chelsea, 1996), which provides more detail about his life, struggles with depression and emotional problems, and contributions to both the body of and development of American literature.
520			_a his unique, spare style
520			_a the ways his writing reflected the man and his experiences
520			_aThis series entry opens with a fairly detailed biography of Hemingway that concentrates on the development of his writing and how his life both influenced and was influenced by it. The readings introduce many aspects of Hemingway's work, including the importance of heroes and heroic behavior in his stories
700			_aDe Koster, Katie, _9107788
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