Cover -- Cover_blank -- Ernest Hemingway in Context -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Figures -- Notes on Contributors -- Preface -- Abbreviations -- Biography and Life -- Chapter 1 Chronology -- Chapter 2 Biography -- Chapter 3 Critical Overview of the Biographies -- Chapter 4 Letters -- Chapter 5 Reading -- Representations: In His Time -- Chapter 6 Contemporary Reviews -- Chapter 7 Photos and Portraits -- Chapter 8 Cinema and Adaptations -- Chapter 9 Magazines -- The Rise of the Modern Magazine -- The Rise of Genre and Hemingway as a Popular Author -- Coda: Hemingway as Magazine Fiction -- Representations: In Our Time -- Chapter 10 Critical Overview -- Chapter 11 Styles -- The Early Style1 -- Later Styles -- Influence -- Chapter 12 Cult and Afterlife -- Chapter 13 Houses and Museums -- Appendix -- Chapter 14 Posthumous Publications -- Intellectual and Artistic Movements and Influences -- Chapter 15 Modernist Paris and the ExpatriateLiterary Milieu -- Chapter 16 Literary Friendships, Rivalries, and Feuds -- Chapter 17 Literary Movements -- Chapter 18 Visual Arts -- Chapter 19 Music -- Popular, Cultural, and Historical Contexts -- Chapter 20 Ailments, Accidents, and Suicide -- Chapter 21 Animals -- Chapter 22 Bullfighting -- Chapter 23 The Environment -- Chapter 24 Fishing -- Chapter 25 Food and Drink -- Chapter 26 Hunting -- Chapter 27 Masculinity -- Chapter 28 Politics -- Chapter 29 Publishing Industry and Scribner's -- Chapter 30 Race and Ethnicity: -- Chapter 31 Race and Ethnicity: -- Chapter 32 Race and Ethnicity: -- Chapter 33 Race and Ethnicity: -- Chapter 34 Race and Ethnicity: -- Chapter 35 Religion -- Chapter 36 Sex, Sexuality, and Marriage -- Chapter 37 Travel -- Chapter 38 Travel Writing -- Chapter 39 War: -- Chapter 40 War: -- Chapter 41 War: -- Chapter 42 Women -- Resources -- Chapter 43 Manuscripts and Collections.

The Hemingway Collection at the JFK Library -- Beginnings of the Hemingway Collection -- The Setting of the Collection -- Other collections of Hemingway materials -- Colby College, Collection of Waldo Peirce Materials -- Library of Congress, A. E. Hotchner/Ernest Hemingway collection -- University of Delaware Library Special Collections Department, Ernest Hemingway Manuscripts -- Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University, Ernest Hemingway letters to Harvey Breit -- Indiana University, Lilly Library -- Museo Ernest Hemingway, [Finca Vigía] San Francisco de Paula, Cuba -- The Newberry Library -- Pennsylvania State University, Special Collections Library -- Princeton University Library Manuscripts Division, Patrick Hemingway Papers -- Princeton University Library Manuscripts Division, Archives of Charles Scribner's Sons, 1786-2003 (bulk 1880s-1970s) -- Stanford University Libraries and Academic Information Resources, Charles D. Field Collection of Ernest Hemingway -- University of Texas at Austin, Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, Ernest Hemingway Collection -- University of Virginia, Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library, Clifton Waller Barrett Library of American Liter -- Conclusion -- Chapter 44 The Hemingway Review and The Ernest Hemingway Foundation and Society -- Further Reading -- Index.

This volume examines the various geographic, political, social and literary contexts through which Hemingway crystallized his unmistakable narrative voice.

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