Back to the Garden or into the Night: Hemingway and Fitzgerald on Fall and Redemption

Journal article

Timothy P. Jackson

Christianity and Literature, Vol.39(4), pp.423-441

1990

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Title: Back to the Garden or into the Night: Hemingway and Fitzgerald on Fall and Redemption
Author/Creator: Timothy P. Jackson
Publication Details: Christianity and Literature, Vol.39(4), pp.423-441
Annotation: Explores the Christian themes of The Garden of Eden by scrutinizing its use of biblical motifs in comparison to Fitzgerald s Tender Is the Night (1934). Delving into their biographies as a way of evaluating their works, Jackson writes, In his Garden, it is evident, Hemingway is self-consciously attempting to rewrite both scripture and Tender, as well as to rethink his own and Fitzgerald s marriages.
Academic Unit: Hemingway Bibliography
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article
Record Identifier: 991015130904003691