ISBN: 9783034353366 - hemingway’s primitivism: a quest for primal authenticity (modern american literature, band 76) (15 Ergebnisse)

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Hardback. Zustand: New. In this timely book, the author explores new ways of reading Hemingway's work, considering nature, gender and American identity. Through forensic analysis of Hemingway's fiction, the author traces his early experiences of post-frontier America and the decline of the American primitive. He shows how, based on actual experience, Hemingway's unique brand of primitivism later influences his travels in both Spain and Africa. Each source of primal inspiration: the American Indian, the Spanish corrida and the African safari influences the other in a tripartite primitivism. By illuminating Hemingway's quest for primal authenticity, whereby the Other as "savage" is negated by his nuanced understanding of traditions, the author shows how Hemingway's depictions empower women, challenge white male superiority, and privilege nature. Hemingway's transatlantic and transcontinental quest for authentic primitivism is also a transnational and transcultural quest, an attempt to understand a more complex version of history.…

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - In this timely book, the author explores new ways of reading Hemingway's work, considering nature, gender and American identity. Through forensic analysis of Hemingway's fiction, the author traces his early experiences of post-frontier America and the decline of the American primitive. He shows how, based on actual experience, Hemingway's unique brand of primitivism later influences his travels in both Spain and Africa. Each source of primal inspiration: the American Indian, the Spanish corrida and the African safari influences the other in a tripartite primitivism. By illuminating Hemingway's quest for primal authenticity, whereby the Other as 'savage' is negated by his nuanced understanding of traditions, the author shows how Hemingway's depictions empower women, challenge white male superiority, and privilege nature. Hemingway's transatlantic and transcontinental quest for authentic primitivism is also a transnational and transcultural quest, an attempt to understand a more complex version of history.…

Hardback. Zustand: New. In this timely book, the author explores new ways of reading Hemingway's work, considering nature, gender and American identity. Through forensic analysis of Hemingway's fiction, the author traces his early experiences of post-frontier America and the decline of the American primitive. He shows how, based on actual experience, Hemingway's unique brand of primitivism later influences his travels in both Spain and Africa. Each source of primal inspiration: the American Indian, the Spanish corrida and the African safari influences the other in a tripartite primitivism. By illuminating Hemingway's quest for primal authenticity, whereby the Other as "savage" is negated by his nuanced understanding of traditions, the author shows how Hemingway's depictions empower women, challenge white male superiority, and privilege nature. Hemingway's transatlantic and transcontinental quest for authentic primitivism is also a transnational and transcultural quest, an attempt to understand a more complex version of history.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -In this timely book, the author explores new ways of reading Hemingway's work, considering nature, gender and American identity. Through forensic analysis of Hemingway's fiction, the author traces his early experiences of post-frontier America and the decline of the American primitive. He shows how, based on actual experience, Hemingway's unique brand of primitivism later influences his travels in both Spain and Africa. Each source of primal inspiration: the American Indian, the Spanish corrida and the African safari influences the other in a tripartite primitivism. By illuminating Hemingway's quest for primal authenticity, whereby the Other as 'savage' is negated by his nuanced understanding of traditions, the author shows how Hemingway's depictions empower women, challenge white male superiority, and privilege nature. Hemingway's transatlantic and transcontinental quest for authentic primitivism is also a transnational and transcultural quest, an attempt to understand a more complex version of history. 264 pp. Englisch.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. In this timely book, the author explores new ways of reading Hemingways work, considering nature, gender and American identity. Through forensic analysis of Hemingways fiction, the author traces his early experiences of post-frontier America and the decline of the American primitive. He shows how, based on actual experience, Hemingways unique brand of primitivism later influences his travels in both Spain and Africa. Each source of primal inspiration: the American Indian, the Spanish corrida and the African safari influences the other in a tripartite primitivism. By illuminating Hemingways quest for primal authenticity, whereby the Other as savage is negated by his nuanced understanding of traditions, the author shows how Hemingways depictions empower women, challenge white male superiority, and privilege nature. Hemingways transatlantic and transcontinental quest for authentic primitivism is also a transnational and transcultural quest, an attempt to understand a more complex version of history. This book is a compelling exploration of Ernest Hemingway's unique brand of primitivism, which was rooted in realism rather than abstraction. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -In this timely book, the author explores new ways of reading Hemingway's work, considering nature, gender and American identity. Through forensic analysis of Hemingway's fiction, the author traces his early experiences of post-frontier America and the decline of the American primitive. He shows how, based on actual experience, Hemingway's unique brand of primitivism later influences his travels in both Spain and Africa. Each source of primal inspiration: the American Indian, the Spanish corrida and the African safari influences the other in a tripartite primitivism. By illuminating Hemingway's quest for primal authenticity, whereby the Other as 'savage' is negated by his nuanced understanding of traditions, the author shows how Hemingway's depictions empower women, challenge white male superiority, and privilege nature. Hemingway's transatlantic and transcontinental quest for authentic primitivism is also a transnational and transcultural quest, an attempt to understand a more complex version of history.GPSR Kontakt, Juan Ignacio Luca de Tena, 15, 28027 Madrid 278 pp. Englisch.…