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Title

Anxious Masculinity and Silencing in Ernest Hemingway’s "Mr. and Mrs. Elliot"

Document Type

Article

Citation

Dömötör, Teodóra. “Anxious Masculinity and Silencing in Ernest Hemingway’s ‘Mr. and Mrs. Elliot.’” Hungarian Journal of English and American Studies 19, no. 1 (Spring 2013): 121-33.

Annotation

Masculinity study focusing on Hemingway’s thematic blurring of the boundaries between the masculine and the feminine. Dömötör examines Mr. Elliot’s failure at maintaining the façade of culturally prescribed manliness considering Mrs. Elliot’s lesbianism, concluding that “Hemingway’s American hero needs the support of women in understanding his manhood.”

Published in

Hungarian Journal of English and American Studies

Volume

19

Issue

1

Date

Spring 2013

Pages

121-133

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