Modernism and Tradition in Ernest Hemingway's In Our Time: A Guide for Students and Readers"Thus Stewart examines at length In Our Time's status as a modernist achievement, and the book includes considerations of Hemingway's prose styles, his theories of writing, his formal intentions for the volume, his literary mentors and influences. Stewart examines the tension between Hemingway's modernist, experimental impulses and the traditionalist core that remains even in this, his most radical work. Stewart also focuses attention on the much-debated formal status of this collection of fictions. |
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The Historical and Biographical Context | 1 |
In Our Time as Modernist Literature | 11 |
Continuities and Discontinuities of Form | 26 |
A Reading of the Stories | 35 |
The Interchapters and the World of In Our Time | 93 |
In Our Time and Hemingways Later Work | 105 |
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