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Fitzgerald and Hemingway: Works and Days
Paper, 520 pages,
ISBN: 978-0-231-14817-7
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Introduction
Part One: The Search for Home
1. St. Paul Boy
2. Fitzgerald’s Romance with the South
Part Two: Love, Money, and Class
3. This Side of Paradise: Fitzgerald’s Coming of Age Novel
4. Possessions in The Great Gatsby: Reading Gatsby Closely
5. The Trouble with Nick: Reading Gatsby Closely
6. Money and Marriage in Fitzgerald’s Stories
7. A Short History of Tender Is the Night
Part Three: Fitzgerald and His Times
8. Fitzgerald’s Nonfiction
9. The Crisis of "The Crack-Up"
10. Fitzgerald’s Political Development
Part Four: Requiem
11. A Death in Hollywood: F. Scott Fitzgerald Remembered
Part Five: Getting Started
12. Hemingway of The Star
Part Six: The Craftsman at Work
13. "A Very Short Story" as Therapy
14. Preparing for the End of "A Canary for One"
15. The Averted Gaze in Hemingway’s Fiction
Part Seven: The Two Great Novels
16. Hemingway’s Morality of Compensation
17. Humor as a Measure of Character
18. A Farewell to Arms as Love Story
19. Frederic’s Escape and the Pose of Passivity
Part Eight: Censorship
20. Censorship and A Farewell to Arms
21. Protecting the Troops from Hemingway: An Episode in Censorship
Part Nine: Literature and Politics
22. The Last Great Cause: Hemingway’s Spanish Civil War Writing
Part Ten: Last Things
23. Hemingway and Suicide
24. Hemingway and Fame
Bibliography
Index