- Author’s Name: Ernest Hemingway.
- List Keywords: Ernest Hemingway: journalism, the post-war period, Paris, Hadley Richardson, modernism, Men Without Women (1927).
- Working Thesis: In the short story collection and, in particular, A Canary for One, Hemingway depicts a shift in the American family, which could have been caused by women gaining equality.
- the American family
- equality
- Preliminary Research:
- Biography in Context: Print It ‘After I’m Dead’: A Hemingway War Tale
- Date written: 3 Aug. 2018
- Author of Article: Matthew Haag
Key Terms/Keywords and Main Points Described in Article:
- Suicide
- The war
- France
- Story
- Encyclopedic Website: Poetry Foundation
- Key Terms/Keywords and Main Points Described in Article:
- Truth
- Style
- Self-parody
- Society
- Perception
- Pessimism
- Individual
- Relationship
- Cyclicality
- Disappointment
- A Critical Book.
A Critical Book Written by One Author
Title: New critical approaches to the short stories of Ernest Hemingway
Author: Benson, Jackson J.
Call Number: PS3515.E37 Z7466 1990
Date: 1990
Availability: 1 copy available at Barth Learning Resources Center – West Campus
Publisher: Duke University Press
- An Academic Journal.
Article Title: Echoes of Charles Dickens’s Little Dorrit in Ernest Hemingway’s “A Canary for One”
Author of the article: Prusse, Michael C.
Database: MLA
Source information:
- Journal Title: ANQ: A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles, Notes, and Reviews
- Date published: 2018
- Volume: 31
- Page article starts on: 223
- Number of pages: 2
- Citing the Articles.
Book Citation
Benson, Jackson J. New Critical Approaches to the Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway. Duke University Press, 1990.
Database Citation
Prusse, Michael C. “Echoes of Charles Dickens’s Little Dorrit in Ernest Hemingway’s ‘A Canary for One.’” ANQ: A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles, Notes, and Reviews, vol. 31, no. 4, 2018, pp. 223-225. MLA, Web.