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| About The Book : | |||
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Hemingway's
A Farewell to Arms : A Critical Study is not just
another book on the novel. It is a distinguished study,
which offers a perceptive interpretation of the novel as
well as a convincing evaluation of its literary merit.
Departing from the traditional reading of the novel,
Prof. Dahiya shows how Hemingway's novel in not just a
love story or just a war narrative but is a Chronicle of
its times as well as a work of art embodying values far
above the confines of history and the limits of fiction.
Specifically written for undergraduate and post-graduate
students of literature, acquainting them with the author
and his age, the book and its compositions, the title
and theme, the plot and patterning, the characterization
and characters, the technique and style, the study
covers the various dimensions of the rich and complex
work of Hemingway. Beside exposing the limitations of
the clichéd approaches to Hemingway's work, the study
shows how the writer was not only committed to the
Renaissance humanism and the 19th century liberalism but
was also dedicated to the values of art and
literature. |
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| CONTENTS IN DETAIL : | |||
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| Preface and Acknowledgement | ||||
| 1. | The Writer and His Age | |||
| 2. | The Novel and Its Background | |||
| 3. | Title and Theme | |||
| 4. | Patterning and Plot | |||
| 5. | Characterization and Central Characters | |||
| 6. | Characters : Major and Minor | |||
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| 7. | Narrative Technique | |||
| 8. | The Hemingway Style | |||
| 9. | Post word and Possibilities |
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| ABOUT THE author : | |||
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| Bhim S. Dahiya : |
Prof.
Bhim S. Dahiya is Pro-Vice-Chancellor and
Ex-Chairman, Faculty of English, Kurukshetra
University, India. He got his Doctorate in English
from the University of Cincinnati ( U.S.A.) in
1974. A teacher of long standing ( 28 years'
experience ) Prof. Dhaiya has been devoted as much
to writing books on literature as to teaching the
subject of his deep interest. He has, to his
credit, a number of books on English and American
literature as well as on education in general. |
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