There is never any ending to Paris: Manifestations of Spatiality in Ernest Hemingway's A Moveable Feast

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András Tarnóc

Hungarian Journal of English and American Studies, Vol.30(1), pp.93-108

05/2024

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Title: There is never any ending to Paris: Manifestations of Spatiality in Ernest Hemingway's A Moveable Feast
Author/Creator: András Tarnóc
Publication Details: Hungarian Journal of English and American Studies, Vol.30(1), pp.93-108
Annotation: The author lays his groundwork in theoretical views of "spatiality," beginning with Martin Heidegger's assertion of memory as something in-between "here" and "there," or the present and the past, and explores how they apply to Hemingway's self-identity, memory landscapes, and psychological and physical geographies as revealed in his memoir of Paris. Tarnóc also focuses on a crucial and recurring connection Hemingway makes regarding walking and writing.
Academic Unit: Hemingway Bibliography
Resource Type: Journal article
Record Identifier: 991015417571603691