Title
Queering the Colonizer: (Re)mapping Whiteness in Ernest Hemingway's In Our Time
Document Type
Article
Annotation
While visiting the critically divisive field surrounding Hemingway's self-described sense of a Native American heritage, Keith focuses on an idea, "(re)mapping," which serves to eschew "the white/native and colonizer/colonized binary" as it otherwise might appear in the early Nick Adams stories of In Our Time and moves it toward a "decolonized" space. Surveys, expands on, and argues with readings of the stories in terms of "gendered violence," "white subjectivity," and similar critical lenses while positioning Nick Adams along a porous border between white and native identities.
Published in
Comparatist
Volume
45
Date
2021
Pages
256-267
COinS
Citation
Keith, Marc. "Queering the Colonizer: (Re)mapping Whiteness in Ernest Hemingway's In Our Time." Comparatist 45 (Oct 2021): 256-67.