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Hemingway and Joyce: a study in debt and payment
Brief safari into the religious terrain of Green Hills of Africa
Ritualization of death and rebirth: the reconstruction of Frederic Henry
Suspended woman in the work of Ernest Hemingway
Artists in their art: Hemingway and Velasquez - the shared Worlds of For whom the bell tolls and Las Meninas
"Alpine Idyll": the Sunstruck Mountain vision and the Necessary Valley journey
Pilar's tale: the myth and the message
Torrents of Spring - Hemingway's application for membership in the club
Cost of sin in the garden: a study of an amended theme in The garden of eden
On the definition of a definitive text: Hemingway
Dubliners in Michigan: Joyce's presence in Hemingway's In our time
Sacrifice and redemption: the meaning of the boy/son and man/father dialectic in the work of Ernest Hemingway
"Is he building a bridge or blowing one?": the repossession of text by the author in For whom the bell tolls
False fathers, doctors, and the Caesarean dilemma: metaphor as structure in Hemingway's In our time
Farewell to arms: the psychodynamics of integrity
"Where did Uncle George go?": a study of debridement and purgation rituals in the works of Ernest Hemingway
Gender and role reversal in Fitzgerald and Hemingway: Dick Diver's Metamorphosis and its Hemingway analogues
Elephant Hunt in Eden: a study of new and old myths and other strange beasts in Hemingway's garden
Oxymoronic compound and the ambiguous noun: paradox as paradigm in A farewell to arms
"Road to hell paved with unbought stuffed dogs": prefigurations of David Bourne in Hemingway's earlier work
Mad sad bad misreading of Hemingway's gender politics/aesthetics
Bridges: their creation and destruction in the works of Ernest Hemingway
Harder on himself than most: a study of Hemingway's self-evaluation and self-projection in his work
Hemingway's late-life relationship with birds
Androgyny and individuation in the work of Ernest Hemingway
Gentleman's agreement: the Ernest Hemingway-Carlos Baker correspondence in the Charles B. Field Collection of the Stanford University Library.
Brief safari into the religious terrain of Green Hills of Africa
Ritualization of death and rebirth: the reconstruction of Frederic Henry
Suspended woman in the work of Ernest Hemingway
Artists in their art: Hemingway and Velasquez - the shared Worlds of For whom the bell tolls and Las Meninas
"Alpine Idyll": the Sunstruck Mountain vision and the Necessary Valley journey
Pilar's tale: the myth and the message
Torrents of Spring - Hemingway's application for membership in the club
Cost of sin in the garden: a study of an amended theme in The garden of eden
On the definition of a definitive text: Hemingway
Dubliners in Michigan: Joyce's presence in Hemingway's In our time
Sacrifice and redemption: the meaning of the boy/son and man/father dialectic in the work of Ernest Hemingway
"Is he building a bridge or blowing one?": the repossession of text by the author in For whom the bell tolls
False fathers, doctors, and the Caesarean dilemma: metaphor as structure in Hemingway's In our time
Farewell to arms: the psychodynamics of integrity
"Where did Uncle George go?": a study of debridement and purgation rituals in the works of Ernest Hemingway
Gender and role reversal in Fitzgerald and Hemingway: Dick Diver's Metamorphosis and its Hemingway analogues
Elephant Hunt in Eden: a study of new and old myths and other strange beasts in Hemingway's garden
Oxymoronic compound and the ambiguous noun: paradox as paradigm in A farewell to arms
"Road to hell paved with unbought stuffed dogs": prefigurations of David Bourne in Hemingway's earlier work
Mad sad bad misreading of Hemingway's gender politics/aesthetics
Bridges: their creation and destruction in the works of Ernest Hemingway
Harder on himself than most: a study of Hemingway's self-evaluation and self-projection in his work
Hemingway's late-life relationship with birds
Androgyny and individuation in the work of Ernest Hemingway
Gentleman's agreement: the Ernest Hemingway-Carlos Baker correspondence in the Charles B. Field Collection of the Stanford University Library.