Hemingway, Race, and Art

Name: Hemingway, Race, and Art: Bloodlines and the Color Line
Brand: Kent State University Press
SKU: 9781606350928
Price: 4214.00 INR
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Bloodlines and the Color Line

by Dudley

Kent State University Press · 2011

A social historical reading of Ernest Hemingway through race. William Faulkner is often seen as the South's leading writer on race, and this book argues Hemingway went further.

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About this book

Faulkner has long been seen as the South's most probing writer on race in the early twentieth century. Marc Kevin Dudley argues in this book that Ernest Hemingway shared Faulkner's concerns with race and extended them past the South, to the nation as a whole.

The book reads Hemingway's work through the history of race in America, with attention to the bloodlines and the colour line that structure his writing. Scholars of American literature, students of race and literature and readers of Hemingway who want a historical context for his work will find it a focused study.

Published by Kent State University Press. ISBN-13: 9781606350928.