Ernest HemingwayHarold Bloom Ernest Hemingway's unique prose employed a spare, brutal style that revolutionized American literature. Take another look at some of his most popular work, including A Farewell to Arms, The Sun Also Rises and The Old Man and the Sea. This t |
Contents
Users Guide | 7 |
Editors Note | 8 |
Introduction | 9 |
Biography of Ernest Hemingway | 10 |
Plot Summary of A Farewell to Arms | 13 |
List of Characters in A Farewell to Arms | 19 |
Critical Views on A Farewell to Arms | 21 |
Plot Summary of The Sun Also Rises | 37 |
Critical Views on The Sun Also Rises | 45 |
Plot Summary of The Old Man and the Sea | 60 |
List of Characters in The Old Man and the Sea | 66 |
Critical Views on The Old Man and the Sea | 67 |
Works by Ernest Hemingway | 82 |
Works about Ernest Hemingway | 84 |
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List of Characters in The Sun Also Rises | 43 |
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