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A Farewell to Arms is a classic novel by Ernest Hemingway, set during World War I, exploring themes of love, war, and loss.
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The novel was partly based on Hemingway's own experiences serving in the Italian campaigns during the First World War. The inspiration for Catherine Barkley was Agnes von Kurowsky, a nurse who cared for Hemingway in a hospital in Milan after he had been wounded. He had planned to marry her, but she spurned his love when he returned to America. Kitty Cannell, a Paris-based fashion correspondent, became Helen Ferguson. The unnamed priest was based …
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- Author: Ernest Hemingway
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- Publish Year: 1929
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The two stretcher-bearers picked up the man under the arms and by the legs and brought him in. “Slit the tunic,” the major said. He held a forceps with some gauze in the end.
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Sep 26, 2024 · A Farewell to Arms, third novel by Ernest Hemingway. It was published in 1929. Like his early short stories and his novel The Sun Also Rises (1926), the work is full of the existential disillusionment of the ‘Lost …
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A Farewell to Arms is a novel by American writer Ernest Hemingway, set during the Italian campaign of World War I. First published in 1929, it is a first-person account of an American, Frederic Henry,…
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I feel like awarding the great Hemingway only two stars has officially consigned me to the seventh circle of literary hel…
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I feel like awarding the great Hemingway only two stars has officially consigned me to the seventh circle of literary hell. But I must be honest. By this website's criteria two stars indicates that a book is "okay" - and to me that describes this work perfectly.Hemingway himself is undeniably gifted. I love his succinct style (though at times it degenerates to downright caveman-speak), his honest diction and his wonderful sense of humor. That being said, he gets away with utterly ignoring most rules of writing - which I admire at times, but let's face it, some of those rules are there for a REASON. This book is overflowing with extreme run-on sentences, constant use of qualifiers (I think "very" might actually be his VERY favorite word), adjectives (even NOUNS!) used four or five times in the same paragraph, and long stretches of dialogue involving more than two speakers with absolutely no indication of who is saying what (if I hadn't been reading a library book, I would have color-coded the darn thing!) And besides style, the story itself just didn't grab me. I didn't give two farts about the self-absorbed, unthinking, unfeeling protagonist or his codependent, psychologically damaged doormat of a girlfriend. This is NOT a love story. In fact, I feel sorry for anyone who thinks it is. Men who hate women are incapable of writing love stories. And for the life of me, I can't derive a theme - or even a general POINT - to this book... unless mayhap it is "stupid, senseless tragedy happens sometimes to people you don't care about." I did feel like crying several times while reading, though... but only because of the mention of alcohol on almost every page of text... I could literally HEAR Hemingway drinking himself to death. It broke my heart.CRAP WE LET HIM GET AWAY WITH BECAUSE HE'S …
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The old joke proves itself upon reading.Q: Why did the chicken cross the road?A (Hemingway): To die. In the rain.
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welcome to...A FEBRUARY TO ARMS.you know it, you love it. a bad month and title pun, an intimidating book, and me, at the beginning-ish of february. it's another installment of project long classics, in which every(ish) month i read a long(ish) classic in small(ish) chunks to make them less scary.because i'm picky about what i read. unless you put it on a list titled "books you must read in a lifetime." then i'm falling for it every time.CHAPTER 1this entire chapter was about 2 pages long and made up of a) setting description and b) one quick crack about the military not caring about lives lost.i am so locked in.CHAPTER 2i traveled through europe for a bit in the fall with my sisters, and it's like i invented the concept of europe. i have become the stereotype of Annoying Girl Who Visits Somewhere And Makes It My Whole Personality.all of this to say i'm having fun just reading dialogue listing places in italy.CHAPTER 3the dialogue in this! snappy! we've got a bunch of yappers on our hands!CHAPTER 4the thing about the authors i love, like hemingway and fitzgerald and steinbeck and salinger, is that everyone says it's a red flag to love them because they're super Male and Sexist. so what is wrong with me for thinking they write the most interesting women.CHAPTER 5a hemingway romance moves pretty fast. if you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. CHAPTER 6okay never mind about what i said. this girl is crazy.CHAPTER 7i was reading an ebook copy of this but enjoying it enough that when i found the same edition in a bookstore, i bought it. to which my boyfriend said, "is that the book bradley cooper throws out the window in silver linings playbook?"correct.CHAPTER 8this chapter ends in hemingway's version of a cliffhanger, which is when he …
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A Farewell To Arms
Cultural Impact
One Of The Most Influential And Popular war novels of the 20th century
One Of The Most Widely Read And Acclaimed war novels of the 20th century, influenced many writers and activists
One Of The Most Influential And Representative novels of the 20th century, defined the lost generation and the Hemingway style
Critical Reception
Mixed To Positive, Praised For realism and emotion, criticized for style and dialogue
Mostly Positive, Praised For epic scope and moral depth, criticized for political bias and verbosity
Mixed To Positive, Praised For innovation and authenticity, criticized for immorality and anti-Semitism
Themes
Love, war, death, masculinity, loyalty, courage, disillusionment
War, death, sacrifice, loyalty, betrayal, fascism, communism, individualism, love, nature, time
Alienation, disillusionment, masculinity, impotence, love, friendship, alcoholism, bullfighting, anti-Semitism, expatriation
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Critical reception and reviews of A Farewell to Arms
The New York Times published a favorable review of the novel when it was first released, praising Hemingway's style and realism
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The Atlantic published a mixed review of the novel in 1930, criticizing its sentimentality and melodrama, but acknowledging its power and skill
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John Dos Passos was a friend and contemporary of Hemingway, who wrote a letter to him in 1929, expressing his admiration for the novel and its portrayal of war and love
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Ford Madox Ford was a writer and editor who helped Hemingway publish his early works, and who wrote a glowing review of A Farewell to Arms in 1929, calling it a masterpiece and comparing it to Shakespeare and Homer
Ford Madox Ford
Gore Vidal was a writer and critic who wrote an essay on Hemingway in 1961, in which he praised A Farewell to Arms as his best novel, and analyzed its themes and structure
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Within the pages of A Farewell to Arms, modernist work of the 1920s, Hemingway often blurs the lines between the romantic narrative pattern and the ironic one.
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