Title
Teaching Hemingway and the Natural World
Document Type
Book
Date
2018
COinS
Teaching Hemingway and the Natural World
Book
2018
Citation
Maier, Kevin, ed. Teaching Hemingway and the Natural World. Kent, OH: Kent State University Press, 2018.
Book Chapters
Introduction
"Nick trailed his hand in the water": Understanding the Importance of Landscape in In Our Time
On Familiar Ground: Intimate Geographies and Assumptions of Place in Hemingway’s Nick Adams Stories
"Summer People, Some Are Not": Seasonal Visitors, Cottage-ing, and the Exoticism of Hemingway’s Michigan
Organic Space and Time: Using Henri Bergson to Explain Nick Adams’s Intuition of the World in "Big Two-Hearted River"
A Darwinian Reading of "Big Two-Hearted River": The Re-enchantment of Nick Adams?
It’s All About a Perfect Drift: Reading the Fishing Metaphor in "Big Two-Hearted River"
Not Against Nature: Hemingway, Fishing, and the Cramp of an Environmental Ethic
Man or Fish? An Ecocritical Reading of The Old Man and the Sea
The Sea Has Many Voices: A Maritime Studies Experience of The Old Man and the Sea
"Shootism" Versus "Sport" in Hemingway’s "Macomber"
Pity and the Beasts: Teaching Hemingway’s Stories via Sympathy for Animals
Teaching the Conflicts in "The Snows of Kilimanjaro"
"I Hated to Leave France": The Geography and Terrain of Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises
A Few Practical Things: Death in the Afternoon and Hemingway’s Natural Pedagogy
Flashbacks and the Trials of Hemingway’s War Veterans: Healing in the Natural World
Skiing with Papa: Teaching Hemingway in the Backcountry Snow