imaged in his drinking and changing sex partners

john9221 · Wysłany: Sob 11:13, 05 Mar 2011

dern American writing.
Alfred Kazinreviewing Hemingway’s
The Fifth Column and the First
Forty-Nine Storiesin 1938 for New York Herald Tribune Booksgave his
assessment of the reason Philip Rawlings fails as the play’s protagonist:
“He’s Mr. Hemingway’s Philipsick in peace and sick in warsick in the
hearts of too many country-women. It’s a good waryesbut war is what
the Hemingway soul has moved through for fourteen yearsthe war
against sobriety and against twentieth century fate.”
2In contrast to
what Kazin saw as Hemingway’s personal angst (imaged in his drinking
and changing sex partners)by going to Spain the writer had managed
“to find a little heroism in Madrid.”
Kazin’s voice of warning―that Hemingway was not able to mature
enough as writer to take on his times “in all their complexity” and that
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8.Hemingway with Martha Gellhorn soon after their weddingin Sun Valley
Idaho. Martha was the third Mrs. Hemingway.
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he r [link widoczny dla zalogowanych][link widoczny dla zalogowanych]ined back in the war trauma of In Our Time―was rare in late
1930s reviews. Few critics were disappointed with the writer who was
trying to speak truly abyilai:
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