Title
Sentencing: Hemingway’s Aesthetic
Document Type
Article
Annotation
Striving for more than a stylistic analysis at the sentence level, Cain aims to explain the larger concept of Hemingway’s aesthetic, encompassing the author’s writing, art, and language. Focuses on Hemingway’s decisions to include, exclude, and revise sentences and the effects of those choices on the reader. Laments that Hemingway could not sustain his masterful aesthetic beyond the 1920s.
Published in
Society
Volume
52
Issue
1
Date
2015
Pages
80-85
COinS
Citation
Cain, William E. “Sentencing: Hemingway’s Aesthetic.” Society 52, no. 1 (Feb. 2015): 80-85.