Title
Back to the Garden or into the Night: Hemingway and Fitzgerald on Fall and Redemption
Document Type
Article
Annotation
Explores the Christian themes of The Garden of Eden by scrutinizing its use of biblical motifs in comparison to Fitzgerald’s Tender Is the Night (1934). Delving into their biographies as a way of evaluating their works, Jackson writes, “In his Garden, it is evident, Hemingway is self-consciously attempting to rewrite both scripture and Tender, as well as to rethink his own and Fitzgerald’s marriages.”
Published in
Christianity and Literature
Volume
39
Issue
4
Date
1990
Pages
423-441
COinS
Citation
Jackson, Timothy P. “Back to the Garden or into the Night: Hemingway and Fitzgerald on Fall and Redemption.” Christianity and Literature 39, no. 4 (1990): 423-41.