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020 a| 9780393871081q| (paperback);

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100 1 a| Hemingway, Ernest,d| 1899-1961,e| author.1| https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJrWx48WxtXQTgbkppP4v3;

245 12 a| A farewell to arms :b| authoritative text backgrounds and contexts criticism /c| Ernest Hemingway ; edited by Marc K. Dudley.;

246 30 a| Authoritative text backgrounds and contexts criticism;

264 1 a| New York ;a| London :b| W. W. Norton & Company,c| [2026];

300 a| xxxvii, 453 pages :b| illustrations, map, photographs ;c| 22 cm.;

336 a| textb| txt2| rdacontent;

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490 1 a| Norton Critical Editions;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references (pages 449-453).;

505 0 a| List of illustrations -- Introduction -- A note on the text -- The text of A Farewell to Arms -- Backgrounds and contexts -- Letters. Agnes von Kurowsky: To Ernest Hemingway (October 25, 1918) ; To Ernest Hemingway (October 26, 1918) ; To Ernest Hemingway (November 1, 1918) ; To Ernest Hemingway (November 2, 1918) ; To Ernest Hemingway (December 13, 1918) ; To Ernest Hemingway (March 7, 1919) ; To Ernest Hemingway (December 22, 1922) -- Ernest Hemingway: To his family (July 21, 1918) ; To his mother (August 29, 1918) ; To his family (October 18, 1918) ; To Maxwell Perkins (February 16, 1929) -- Hemingway's early writings on World War I. Ernest Hemingway: Fascisti Party now half-million strong ; D'Annunzio ; Did Poincaré laugh in Verdun Cemetary? ; Champs d'Honneur ; Captives ; Killed Piave-July 8-1918 ; [All armies are the same...] ; Shock troops ; A very short story -- Literary influences. Stephen Crane: An Episode of War ; Ford Madox Ford: from The Good Soldier ; Wilfred Owen: Dulce et Decorum Est ; E.E. Cummings: [My Sweet Old Etcetera] ; John Dos Passos: The Body of an American ; Gertrude Stein: from Tender Buttons ; Sherwood Anderson: A Man of Ideas ; Henri Barbusse: from Under Fire -- The World War I experience. Donald Hankey: The Fear of Death in War ; Floyd Gibbons: Wounded-How it Feels to be Shot ; G.M. Trevelyan: from Scenes from Italy's War ; Frederic Manning: from Her Privates We ; Peter Hart: from Voices from the Front ; John Keegan: Rout on the Italian Front -- Criticism -- Reviews. Fanny Butcher: from Chicago Daily Tribune (September 28, 1929) ; Malcolm Cowley: from New York Herald Tribune (October 6, 1929) ; Agnes W. Smith: from The New Yorker (October 12, 1929) ; Clifton P. Fadiman: from The Nation (October 30, 1929) ; Mary Ross: from Atlantic Monthly (November 1929) ; H.L. Mencken: from The American Mercury (January 1930) -- Modern essays. Carlos Baker: The Mountain and the Plain ; Joyce Wexler: E.R.A for Hemingway: A Feminist Defense of A Farewell to Arms ; Judith Fetterley: from A Farewell to Arms: Hemingway's "Resentful Cryptogram" ; Trevor Dodman: from "Going All to Pieces": A Farewell to Arms as Trauma Narrative ; Debra A. Moddelmog: from "We Live in a Country Where Nothing Makes Any Difference": The Queer Sensibility of A Farewell to Arms ; Susan F. Beegel: from Love in the Time of Influenza: Hemingway and the 1918 Pandemic ; George Monteiro: Hemingway's Military Surgeons -- Ernest Hemingway: A chronology.;

520 a| "This Norton Critical Edition includes: The first edition of the novel (1929), expertly annotated for students by Marc K. Dudley and with previously censored language restored. A wide-ranging introduction detailing Hemingway's experience of World War I and the development of his writing style. Five historical images and a map of Italy showing major events in the war there. Selections from Hemingway's personal correspondence and early writings, samples of the literary and historical influences on A Farewell to Arms, other narratives of World War I, and contemporary reviews of the book. Seven modern critical essays-by scholars such as Carlos Baker, Judith Fetterley, and Susan F. Beegel-that explore the novel's central themes. A chronology and a selected bibliography" -- Page 4 of cover.;

600 10 a| Hemingway, Ernest,d| 1899-1961.t| Farewell to arms.;

600 10 a| Hemingway, Ernest,d| 1899-1961x| Criticism and interpretation.;

650 0 a| World War, 1914-1918v| Fiction.;

650 0 a| Man-woman relationshipsv| Fiction.;

650 0 a| War and literature.;

700 1 a| Dudley, Marc K.,d| 1971-e| editor.1| https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjKMp6BHjxpHbgVGRQWj3P;

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A farewell to arms : authoritative text backgrounds and contexts criticism / Ernest Hemingway ; edited by Marc K. Dudley.

Author/creator	Hemingway, Ernest author.
Other author	Dudley, Marc K., 1971- editor.
Format	Book
Publication	New York ; London : W. W. Norton & Company, [2026]
Copyright Date	©2026
Description	xxxvii, 453 pages : illustrations, map, photographs ; 22 cm.
Subjects	Hemingway, Ernest, 1899-1961. Farewell to arms. Hemingway, Ernest, 1899-1961--Criticism and interpretation. World War, 1914-1918--Fiction. Man-woman relationships--Fiction. War and literature.

Portion of title	Authoritative text backgrounds and contexts criticism
Series	Norton Critical Editions Norton critical edition.
Contents	List of illustrations -- Introduction -- A note on the text -- The text of A Farewell to Arms -- Backgrounds and contexts -- Letters. Agnes von Kurowsky: To Ernest Hemingway (October 25, 1918) ; To Ernest Hemingway (October 26, 1918) ; To Ernest Hemingway (November 1, 1918) ; To Ernest Hemingway (November 2, 1918) ; To Ernest Hemingway (December 13, 1918) ; To Ernest Hemingway (March 7, 1919) ; To Ernest Hemingway (December 22, 1922) -- Ernest Hemingway: To his family (July 21, 1918) ; To his mother (August 29, 1918) ; To his family (October 18, 1918) ; To Maxwell Perkins (February 16, 1929) -- Hemingway's early writings on World War I. Ernest Hemingway: Fascisti Party now half-million strong ; D'Annunzio ; Did Poincaré laugh in Verdun Cemetary? ; Champs d'Honneur ; Captives ; Killed Piave-July 8-1918 ; [All armies are the same...] ; Shock troops ; A very short story -- Literary influences. Stephen Crane: An Episode of War ; Ford Madox Ford: from The Good Soldier ; Wilfred Owen: Dulce et Decorum Est ; E.E. Cummings: [My Sweet Old Etcetera] ; John Dos Passos: The Body of an American ; Gertrude Stein: from Tender Buttons ; Sherwood Anderson: A Man of Ideas ; Henri Barbusse: from Under Fire -- The World War I experience. Donald Hankey: The Fear of Death in War ; Floyd Gibbons: Wounded-How it Feels to be Shot ; G.M. Trevelyan: from Scenes from Italy's War ; Frederic Manning: from Her Privates We ; Peter Hart: from Voices from the Front ; John Keegan: Rout on the Italian Front -- Criticism -- Reviews. Fanny Butcher: from Chicago Daily Tribune (September 28, 1929) ; Malcolm Cowley: from New York Herald Tribune (October 6, 1929) ; Agnes W. Smith: from The New Yorker (October 12, 1929) ; Clifton P. Fadiman: from The Nation (October 30, 1929) ; Mary Ross: from Atlantic Monthly (November 1929) ; H.L. Mencken: from The American Mercury (January 1930) -- Modern essays. Carlos Baker: The Mountain and the Plain ; Joyce Wexler: E.R.A for Hemingway: A Feminist Defense of A Farewell to Arms ; Judith Fetterley: from A Farewell to Arms: Hemingway's "Resentful Cryptogram" ; Trevor Dodman: from "Going All to Pieces": A Farewell to Arms as Trauma Narrative ; Debra A. Moddelmog: from "We Live in a Country Where Nothing Makes Any Difference": The Queer Sensibility of A Farewell to Arms ; Susan F. Beegel: from Love in the Time of Influenza: Hemingway and the 1918 Pandemic ; George Monteiro: Hemingway's Military Surgeons -- Ernest Hemingway: A chronology.
Abstract	"This Norton Critical Edition includes: The first edition of the novel (1929), expertly annotated for students by Marc K. Dudley and with previously censored language restored. A wide-ranging introduction detailing Hemingway's experience of World War I and the development of his writing style. Five historical images and a map of Italy showing major events in the war there. Selections from Hemingway's personal correspondence and early writings, samples of the literary and historical influences on A Farewell to Arms, other narratives of World War I, and contemporary reviews of the book. Seven modern critical essays-by scholars such as Carlos Baker, Judith Fetterley, and Susan F. Beegel-that explore the novel's central themes. A chronology and a selected bibliography" -- Page 4 of cover.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references (pages 449-453).
ISBN	9780393871081 (paperback)
ISBN	0393871088 (paperback)

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