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Hemingway and Nineteenth-Century Aestheticism

Author: Gaggin, John
SKU: PMRT.GEN.0007.05215

$178.05

Publisher: The Edwin Mellen Press
Number of Pages: 132
ISBN-13: 9780773420007
Publication Date: 1988
Condition: New

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Argues that Hemingway’s characters can be better understood by linking their stance with the literary tradition of aestheticism which, in the century preceding Hemingway, offered theories advocating the primacy of an artistic perspective and the necessity of dissociating oneself from quotidian activity in favor of leading a contemplative life. Other Literature Books 2016 – Time Transcending Poetry of Edgar Allan Poe: An Explanation of the Mechanics of His Poetic Speech 2009 – Elementi Mitico-Simbolici Di Madri Nei dramas Rurales Di Federico Garcia Lorca E Nei Miti Di Luigi Pirandello E Panorama Del Numinoso Materno Nella Letteratura Moderna E Contemporanea. / a Study of the Great Mother in Modern Mediterranean Literature 2012 – Fictional First-Person Discourses in Cuban Diaspora Novels

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