Ernest Hemingway and the geography of memory /
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Kent, Ohio :
Kent State University Press,
[2010]
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Table of Contents:
- Memory and manhood: troublesome recollections in The garden of eden / Marc Hewson
- Reclaimed experience: trauma theory and Hemingway's lost Paris manuscripts / Marc Seals
- Memory and the sharks / Sergio Perosa, translated by Mark Cirino
- Memory and desire: Eliotic consciousness in early Hemingway / Matthew J. Bolton
- Lions on the beach: dream, place, and memory in The old man and the sea / Larry Grimes
- Hemingway and cultural geography: the landscape of logging in "The end of something" / Laura Gruber Godfrey
- Expatriate lifestyle as tourist destination: The sun also rises and experiential travelogues of the twenties / Allyson Nadia Field
- Pursuit remembered: experience, memory, and invention in Green hills of Africa / Lawrence H. Martin
- Alchemy, memory, and archetypes: reading Hemingway's Under Kilimanjaro as an African fairy tale / Erik Nakjavani
- "A moveable feast" or "a miserable time actually"? Ernest Hemingway, Kay Boyle, and modernist memoir / Verna Kale
- The persistence of memory and the denial of self in A farewell to arms / Mark Cirino
- The currents of memory: Hemingway's "big two-hearted river" as metafiction / Robert Paul Lamb
- A clean, well-lighted place for killing: nostalgia in Hemingway's Death in the afternoon / Emily O. Wittman
- Memory in The garden of eden / Barbara Lounsberry.