Writing the Iceberg: Hemingway, Camus and Lawrence?

Journal article

Ben Stoltzfus

D. H. Lawrence Studies, Vol.23(2), pp.179-202

2015

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Title: Writing the Iceberg: Hemingway, Camus and Lawrence?
Author/Creator: Ben Stoltzfus
Publication Details: D. H. Lawrence Studies, Vol.23(2), pp.179-202
Annotation: Comparison study situating Camus s L tranger 1942) and Lawrence s Sun within the context of Hemingway s theory of omission. Stoltzfus examines how each author s work exhibits the tip of the iceberg while successfully conveying the submerged psychological and philosophical content found in their nonfiction writings such as Camus s Le Mythe de Sisyphe (1942) and Lawrence s Apocalypse (1931) and Sketches of Etruscan Places (1932). Stoltzfus focuses on Lawrence s reworking of the iceberg principle in his story of the sensuousness of the cosmos. References The Sun Also Rises and Big Two-Hearted River.
Academic Unit: Hemingway Bibliography
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article
Record Identifier: 991015132140003691