Hemingway s Old Lady and the Aesthetics of Pundonor

Journal article

Donald Junkins

North Dakota Quarterly, Vol.62(2), pp.195-204

04/01/1994

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Title: Hemingway s Old Lady and the Aesthetics of Pundonor
Author/Creator: Donald Junkins
Publication Details: North Dakota Quarterly, Vol.62(2), pp.195-204
Annotation: Focusing on tone in Death in the Afternoon, Junkins examines Hemingway s dual intentions of instruction and correction, use of courtly tradition, and aesthetics. Examines the role of the Old Lady as a stand-in for both the audience and Hemingway and as a court fool. Concludes that the bullfight reaffirms Hemingway s belief in the necessity of facing one s own death.
Academic Unit: Hemingway Bibliography
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article
Record Identifier: 991015132255503691