Examined in the light of Timothy Morton's" dark ecology," Ernest Hemingway's 1935 work of
creative nonfiction, Green Hills of Africa, links the desertification of the American Plains …

The central claim in philosophy and popular thought invoked to differentiate humans from
animals is that animals live in a state of privation. Thinkers who subscribe to this notion …

In this essay I argue that Hemingway's much-discussed inner conflicts and self-
contradictions on display in Green Hills of Africa (GHoA) are symptoms of his struggling with …

Abstract Be (com) ing Human: The Intersections of Animality, Race, and Disability in
Modernist Literature interrogates the intersections of race, animality, and disability in late …

This thesis examines the conception and destruction of masculine identities in Ernest
Hemingway's fictive works as resultant of a male dependence on societal acceptance …

This dissertation examines how animality is implicated in the making of affect in the literary
modern period. Looking to the theories of Henri Bergson, Sigmund Freud, and Silvan …

of inhaling the toxic dust, some of the area's inhabitants contracted" dust pneumonia"-
respiratory illnesses that sometimes proved fatal, especially for children and the elderly …

Abstract Patterns of Experience: Pragmatism, Perception, and Cultural Cognition in Modern
American Literature, tracks experience-based forms of mimesis in the writing of Herman …

[The current bibliography aspires to include all serious contributions to Hemingway
scholarship. Given the substantial quantity of significant critical work appearing on …