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EH-EH: Ernest Hemingway and Euskal Herria / the Basque Country. 20th Biennial International Hemingway Conference
No full textEvery other year, the Hemingway Society organizes a conference dedicated to its namesake Ernest Hemingway. The conference location migrates between international and domestic US cities where the writer has some connection. On 14–20 July 2024, the conference was held in two cities in Spain — Bilbao and San Sebastian. Each city has relevance for both the biographical and literary Hemingway. San Sebastian is featured prominently in The Sun Also Rises. Bilbao and the surrounding area is relevant geographically for the novel For Whom the Bell Tolls. Spain, in general, is depicted in numerous short stories and Hemingway’s play, The Fifth Column. Therefore, the scene was set for compelling papers, presentations and discussions. Like many single-author conferences, this one has a diverse group of participants including academics, fans, would-be Hemingways, authors and simply the curious. From the academic offerings, much attention was given to the three panels of the Hemingway Letters Project. The Out of the Archives series of panels included one that was concentrated on Ernest and Mary Hemingway’s experiences with the Soviet Union. The closing session was offered by Valerie Hemingway, who worked as a secretary for the American author and is now one of the last people able to give a first-hand account of Hemingway’s life and literary works
A European union and Canadian review of public health nursing preparation and practice.
No full textThis study explores the preparation and role of the public health nurse (PHN) across European Union (EU) countries (Finland, Sweden, and the United Kingdom) and Canadian provinces (Alberta, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island)
Prescribing by mental health nurses: the UK perspective
No full textPURPOSE. This article aims to discuss the growth of mental health nurse (MHN) prescribing in the United Kingdom as an exemplar for readers to compare progress in their own countries and context. This study also aims to provide a historical overview of this process in the United Kingdom where MHNs prescribe safely and competently.
CONCLUSIONS. Finally, evidence has shown that MHNs with prescriptive authority are competent when prescribing when compared to psychiatrists.
PRACTICE IMPLICATIONS. Despite organizational barriers and educational concerns, MHN prescribing is becoming embedded in the healthcare context in the United Kingdo
Hemingway and Luis Quintanilla
No full textOutlines the life of the Spanish artist and civil war revolutionary Quintanilla and his volatile relationship with Hemingway. Citing numerous personal letters and press publications, Martin concludes that the course of their relationship followed the typical pattern of Hemingway friendships, evolving from initial warmth and admiration to eventual doubt and criticism
Some aspects of Ernest Hemingway in his relation to American literary naturalism.
No full textA study of a living author is in many respects inconclusive. In certain other and considerable respects, however, such a study can contribute valuable material to the work done so far. While no last word can be said, a more vivid impression of the times in which the author wrote can be offered by a contemporary rather than by a historical outlook. This thesis will consider the work of Ernest Hemingway in relation to the school of American novelists who are known as “Naturalists”. It is not my intention in this work to include all of Mr. Hemingway’s writings. His Journalism includes his reports on the diplomatic manoeuvres in Europe at the close of the last war; his personal thoughts on fishing, hunting, men’s clothes and recreations, revolution in Cuba, and now first-hand accounts of war in Spain and Great Britain and France. It is an interesting but little known fact that Hemingway had several poems published in the earliest days of his career as a writer. These will not be taken into consideration here. The aim of this study is to consider Hemingway as a leading American Naturalist and to demonstrate his ability to transcend the position of a stack artist. [...
Sex Theories and the Shaping of Two Moderns: Hemingway and H. D.
No full textDraws on the contemporary biological and psychological theories of Charles Darwin, Sigmund Freud, and Havelock Ellis in her examination of gender ambivalence and biological forces that drive human behavior in the works of H. D. and Hemingway. Pettipiece focuses on The Garden of Eden, “The Sea Change,” “Up in Michigan,” and “Soldier’s Home,” arguing that Hemingway further complicates the notion of instinctual behavior by including sexually and morally ambivalent characters who also desire heroism, selflessness, and love
A Tribute to Gregory H. Hemingway
No full textOn Hemingway’s youngest son’s accomplishments and struggles with mental illness. Briefly comments on his turbulent relationship with his famous father and the penning of his book, Papa: A Personal Memoir (1976)
Borges on Hemingway, Hemingway on Hemingway: Craft, Grief, and Sport
No full textExplores the relationship between sport and art found in Green Hills of Africa to counter Borges’s claim in An Introduction to American Literature (1971) that Hemingway’s regret for devoting his energies to a life of adventure rather than intellectual pursuits led to his suicide. Maintains that for Hemingway, art and sport necessitated and mirrored one another in their emphasis on solitude and honesty, and that a life of physical activity made complete one’s intellectual endeavors
Hemingway and the Enduring Appeals of Battle
No full textRelates Hemingway’s personal experience in war to his fiction, examining the change in writing from the young Hemingway eager for war experience to the alienated and stoic Hemingway of later years. Discusses the ways in which the appeal of the spectacle, comradeship, and destruction of war affected him as a person and a writer, drawing on “Soldier’s Home” and A Farewell to Arms
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