Fathers, Lovers, and Friend Killers: Rearticulating Gender and Race via Species in Hemingway

Journal article

Cary Wolfe

Boundary 2, Vol.29(1), pp.223-257

04/01/2002

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Title: Fathers, Lovers, and Friend Killers: Rearticulating Gender and Race via Species in Hemingway
Author/Creator: Cary Wolfe
Publication Details: Boundary 2, Vol.29(1), pp.223-257
Annotation: Focusing on the relationship between gender and identity, Wolfe argues that the discourse of species in The Garden of Eden functions as a metaphorical forum for the mediation of racial and gender issues. Wolfe considers the accuracy of Scribner s ending, the novel s textual history, and the similarly themed short story Hills Like White Elephants in his interpretation of David s struggle between identifying with his father s code or Catherine s rebellion against it.
Academic Unit: Hemingway Bibliography
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article
Record Identifier: 991015132044403691