New Perspectives on Hemingway's Short Stories

Author: Smith
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Hemingway is one of the most talented, widely taught in literary professional teaching and research, and most reviewed writers in English short fiction. This book provides a comprehensive analysis of Hemingway as a short story writer, with profound insights and unique perspectives. For example, it examines the ecological context and the background of Native American culture in the short story collection The Winner Loses All; it offers a postcolonial interpretation of The Snows of Kilimanjaro. Particularly, the author convincingly demonstrates through an analysis of The North Face that Hemingway was actually sympathetic toward women. Moreover, this argument challenges the conclusion that Hemingway fully exposed his misogyny in The Sun Also Rises.