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Hemingway, Cuba and the Cuban Works (Hardcover)
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Hemingway, Cuba and the Cuban Works (Hardcover)
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The profound impact of Cuba on Ernest Hemingway's life and work
Ernest Hemingway resided in Cuba longer than he lived anywhere else
in the world, yet no book has been devoted to how his life in Cuba
influenced his writing. Hemingway, Cuba, and the Cuban Works
corrects this omission by presenting contributions by scholars and
journalists from the United States, Russia, Japan, and Cuba, who
explore how Hemingway absorbed and wrote from the culture and place
around him. The volume opens with an examination of Hemingway's
place in Cuban history and culture, evaluations of the man and his
work, and studies of Hemingway's life as an American in Cuba. These
essays look directly at Hemingway's Cuban experience, and they
range from the academic to the journalistic, allowing different
voices to speak and different tones to be heard. The first section
includes reflections from Gladys Rodriguez Ferrero, former director
of the Museo Finco Vigia, who describes the deep affection Cubans
hold for Hemingway; and recollections from the now-adult members of
"Gigi's All Stars," the boys' baseball team that Hemingway
organized in the 1940s. In the second part of the collection,
Hemingway scholars- among them, Kim Moreland, James Nagel, Ann
Putnam, and H. R. Stoneback-employ a variety of critical
perspectives to analyze specific works set in Cuba or on its Gulf
Stream and written during the years that Hemingway actually lived
in Cuba. Also included are a long letter by Richard Armstrong
describing the Machado revolution in Cuba and Hemingway's
photographs of fishermen at Cojimar, which provide vivid visual
commentary on The Old Man and the Sea. Appended to the collection
are Kelli Larson's bibliography of scholarly writing on Hemingway's
Cuban works and Ned Quevedo Arnaiz's sample of Cuban writing on
those works. A chronology placing Hemingway's life in Cuba beside
historical events is also provided. This important volume
illuminates Hemingway's life and work during the Cuban years, and
it will appeal to Hemingway fans and scholars alike.
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