Title
Misreading Resurrection: "The Three-Day Blow" and The Anxiety of Influence
Document Type
Article
Annotation
Applies Harold Bloom’s “poetic theory of the anxiety of influence” to argue for the narrative as a re-creation of the New Testament Resurrection story. Argues Hemingway deviates from the biblical text at the point of metaphysical resurrection, emphasizing instead the humanistic resurrection of hope.
Published in
Literature and Belief
Volume
33
Issue
1
Date
2013
Pages
23-38
COinS
Citation
Faulstick, Dustin. “Misreading Resurrection: ‘The Three-Day Blow’ and The Anxiety of Influence.” Literature and Belief 33, no. 1 (2013): 23-38.