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Foreword / Mark P. Ott
Introduction / Verna Kale
State of the field: gender studies, sexuality studies, and Hemingway / Debra A. Moddelmog
In Our Time and American modernisms: interpreting and writing the complexities of gender and culture / Joseph Fruscione
"The garden of cultural acceptability": gender in The Garden of Eden, then and now / Pamel L. Caughie and Erin Holliday-Karre
Redeeming Hemingway and his women: periodicals as sites of change in the literature classroom / Belinda Wheeler
It is pretty to think so: domestic relationships in the Nick Adams stories / John Fenstermaker
Nick Adams and the construction of masculinity / Sarah B. Hardy
A very complicated negotiation: teaching Hemingway to second language learners of English / Douglas Sheldon
"Aficion means passion": sexuality and religion in The Sun Also Rises / Joshua Weiss
Reading Hemingway backwards: teaching A Farewell to Arms in light of The Garden of Eden / Carl P. Eby
Economic poer and the female expatriate consumer artist in The Garden of Eden / Catherine R. Mintler
Hemingway and the modern woman: Brett Ashley and the flapper tradition / Crystal Gorham Doss
Men without women?: Can Hemingway and women writers coexist in the classroom? / Sara Kosiba
Katie and the pink highlighter: teaching post-"Hemingway" Hemingway / Hilary Kovar Justice.

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