The Moral World of The Sun Also Rises

ISBN-13: 9781433189722 / Angielski

Russell Weaver

Opis

This book will be of interest to upper-level undergraduates as well as graduate students and scholars. A significant new contribution to Hemmingway scholarship, this book seeks to show that the moral world of The Sun Also Rises is profoundly unstable, and that every character can be seen as being both endorsed and critiqued by the text.

Recenzje

"Russell Weaver's The Moral World of The Sun Also Rises offers an exacting but thoroughly accessible analysis of the ethical framework of Ernest Hemingway's storytelling in his famous 1926 tale of expatriates adrift in Paris and Pamplona. With a canny eye for narrative detail, Weaver opens up new dimensions within the novel that made Hemingway famous, demonstrating how much more complexly nuanced the conflicts of Jake, Brett, Bill, Mike, and Robert Cohn are as they search for stability in a world besieged by chaos." -Kirk Curnutt, Coeditor with Suzanne del Gizzo of The New Hemingway Studies "Russell Weaver's The Moral World of The Sun Also Rises demonstrates the continuing power of skillful close reading. Weaver's deep dive into Hemingway's dialogue and Jake Barnes's narration yields a fascinating vision of the novel's ethical complexities. A must-read for Hemingway aficionados." -James Phelan Distinguished University Professor of English at Ohio State University Author of Somebody Telling Somebody Else: A Rhetorical Poetics of Narrative.

O autorze

Russell Weaver received his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago. He is the author of Questioning Keats: An Introduction to Applied Hermeneutics and The Moral World of Billy Budd, and he edited and contributed to Teaching Literature at Ridgeview, all published by Peter Lang.