Title
Hemingway’s Hospitality in A Moveable Feast
Document Type
Article
Annotation
Draws on culinary theory in her consideration of the relationship between gastronomy, hospitality, and Hemingway’s writing in his Paris memoirs, contending that food is the lens through which he presents memories. Though typically a window to the domestic, Stamant holds that in Hemingway’s case the culinary represents public space due to his affinity for cafés. Argues that this public space as home-space impacts Hemingway’s writing as he negotiates his role as host to inquiring visitors.
Published in
Hemingway Review
Volume
33
Issue
1
Date
Fall 2013
Pages
73-78
COinS
Citation
Stamant, Nicole. “Hemingway’s Hospitality in A Moveable Feast.” Hemingway Review 33, no. 1. (Fall 2013): 73-78.