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Meaningful Existence: A Reflection on Hemingway's Major Novels
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Meaningful Existence: A Reflection on Hemingway's Major Novels in Ottawa, ON
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Meaningful Existence: A Reflection on Hemingway's Major Novels in Ottawa, ON
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This book explores the evolution of Ernest Hemingway's thinking regarding meaningful existence as revealed in his major novels. In addition, this book includes the author's personal reflections from a Christian perspective.
"Too often, facing mortality is the only catalyst to provoke life's most intimate and existential questions. In Villa-Real's study of Hemingway, she weaves the prolific author's life and her Christian upbringing into the narrative to deliver a deeply probing analysis while simultaneously allowing audiences into the mind and experiences of a man who shaped a work that has influenced millions throughout communities and classrooms alike."
U.S Review of Books book review by Mihir Shah
This book explores the evolution of Ernest Hemingway's thinking regarding meaningful existence as revealed in his major novels. In addition, this book includes the author's personal reflections from a Christian perspective.
"Too often, facing mortality is the only catalyst to provoke life's most intimate and existential questions. In Villa-Real's study of Hemingway, she weaves the prolific author's life and her Christian upbringing into the narrative to deliver a deeply probing analysis while simultaneously allowing audiences into the mind and experiences of a man who shaped a work that has influenced millions throughout communities and classrooms alike."
U.S Review of Books book review by Mihir Shah

















