Abbreviations For the Works of Ernest Hemingway

R. Hediger, D. Wyatt, F. White, P. Ward, S. Donaldson, Matthew Kineen, P. Hays, Stacey Guill, L. Godfrey, T. Bevilacqua, Iñaki Sagarna, Lesley C. Pleasant
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ABSTRACT:This essay reads Hemingway’s short story “The Snows of Kilimanjaro” as an allegory of the Anthropocene. The story presents an effort to rethink how to live, a concern that animated much of Hemingway’s writing and thinking. This rethinking involves dramatically exposing the faults of the narrator, who, read allegorically—in a general, not strict, way—evokes many of the values and systems of production that led to the Anthropocene. Thus, the narrator’s self-critique can also be read as a cultural critique, one sharpened and fitted to Anthropocene temporalities by the story’s “telescoping” technique.
欧内斯特·海明威作品的缩写
摘要:本文将海明威的短篇小说《乞力马扎罗山的雪》作为人类世的寓言来解读。这个故事呈现了一种重新思考如何生活的努力,这种关注激发了海明威的大部分写作和思考。这种重新思考包括戏剧性地揭露叙述者的错误,叙述者以一种笼统而非严格的寓言方式阅读,唤起了许多导致人类世的价值和生产体系。因此,叙述者的自我批判也可以被解读为一种文化批判,一种通过故事的“伸缩”技术而变得尖锐和适合人类世的时间性的文化批判。
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