10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEMINGWAYESQUE»
Discover the use of
Hemingwayesque in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Hemingwayesque and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Name Dropping: Darwinian Struggles, Oedipal Feelings, and ...
Pretentiousness Index Nil HEMINGWAYESQUE in the style of the US writer
Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961); 'terse', 'bragging', 'swaggering', 'macho': But it is
France none the less: I remember the anticipation of 1966 - 1 approached
Europe ...
2
Reading North by South: On Latin American Literature, ...
It seems quite legitimate to speculate whether the authority of the
Hemingwayesque Caribbean narrative over the incidental discursive practice of
Caribbean reporting is only one manifestation of a more extensive
representational norm.
Indeed, we quickly learn that Binx has long been susceptible to Sam's
Hemingwayesque persona.1" He describes Sam as having a "larger-than-life
plenitude" and later says that the stories Sam tells about his various adventures
in Mexico ...
4
Italo Calvino: Letters, 1941-1985
Yet it is precisely my most Hemingwayesque (consciously, intentionally
Hemingwayesque) stories from Ultimo viene il corvo (The Crow Comes Last) and
others from the early postwar period that are the ones based on a geometrical
structure, ...
Italo Calvino, Michael Wood, 2013
5
Modernism and the Culture of Celebrity
The opening and closing of the book are archly Hemingwayesque; some parts of
the 640 pages that come between are simply Hemingwayese.8 Or: [The writer's]
examination of Milton's verse keeps turning into Sitwellian claptrap.9 Or: In this ...
6
The Cambridge History of the American Novel
Set in the midst of a distinctly Hemingwayesque episode – Augie's Mexican trip
with his wealthy lover Thea Fenchel, who hopes to write a magazine article about
training an eagle – the chapter begins with a brief (and, one wants to say, ...
7
The English Department's Whores
He just knew that Irish meant literary meant money. “Aha,” he typed, hesitantly, “
You sons of bitches.” He stopped. Irish people didn't use that sort of term, even if
they were deliberately trying to be Hemingwayesque, which of course they hardly
...
8
Richard Ford and the Fiction of Masculinities
On the one hand, the tale is in stark contrast to the traditional Hemingwayesque
representation of hunting as a proof of masculinity and heroism, underlining the (
self-)destructive effects of violence on men's own lives. Moreover, the story ...
9
Parting the Curtains: Interviews with Southern Writers
JAMES DICKEY May 14, 1987 People always want to make me out as some kind
of Hemingwayesque character," says James Dickey, author of the seven-hundred
-page World War II novel Alnilam. "But what I really am is a schoolteacher.
Dannye Romine Powell, 1994
10
Making a Scene: The Contemporary Drama of Jewish-American Women
In her original dramas what she values most is the physical and emotional
bravery of Gentiles, a kind of Hemingwayesque "grace under pressure" in
contrast to the Jews in her life, whom she sees as unduly fearful and self-seeking.
Sarah Blacher Cohen, 1997
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HEMINGWAYESQUE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
Hemingwayesque is used in the context of the following news items.
How Orson Welles shattered the Hollywood image
In this realm of confusion, Welles plays Michael O'Hara, a Hemingwayesque, independent man, a romantic dupe in a world where to be alive is ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
The Rewriting of David Foster Wallace
Which is one reason it's worth remembering, as the image of Wallace as slacker saint and liberal sage hardens into Hemingwayesque concrete ... «Slate Magazine, Jul 15»
Floridians Are Heading to Syria and Iraq to Fight ISIS
A few even seem tangled in a Hemingwayesque death wish. Whatever the reason, the entire world is tuned in to the mass-media horror show ... «New Times Broward-Palm Beach, Jun 15»
Prize-winning day with Dad
... of a rod some master angler might have used to snare a trophy fish in a tarpon tournament or other Hemingwayesque high seas adventure. «Simi Valley Acorn, Jun 15»
A prize-winning day spent with Dad
... of a rod some master angler might have used to snare a trophy fish in a tarpon tournament or other Hemingwayesque high seas adventure. «Agoura Hills Acorn, Jun 15»
New Elmore Leonard book, a collection of untold stories
The signature dryness, the sparse adverbs and adjectives and Hemingwayesque use of dialogue, is all there in "Charlie Martz and Other ... «The Detroit News, Jun 15»
Graham went to bat for Gen. David Petraeus
Graham assigned Petraeus a Hemingwayesque grace under pressure that partly explains why many believed the general could cap his ... «WDIV Detroit, Jun 15»
Ernest Hemingway's Paris springs to life via cafes, brasseries, more
It's a wonderful rabbit warren of books that feels Hemingwayesque. We loved walking along the Seine, as Hemingway did, browsing the ... «Los Angeles Times, Jun 15»
Chris Heers
... Northern Nevada to the Sedona rock climber who triumphs over suicide, to the Hemingwayesque matador who also does – in his own way. «Laughlin Entertainer, Jun 15»
The new book on iconic filmmaker Orson Welles looks at his …
Orson claimed he'd tried only to make it more Hemingwayesque, cutting the words back to their essence and letting images on-screen speak ... «Business Insider Australia, May 15»
