A PRESSMAN'S CATECHISM: THE INTERSECTION OF ERNEST HEMINGWAY AND RELIGION
This is an updated call for manuscripts for a collection of essays on ERNEST
HEMINGWAY and RELIGION. The collection itself will be composed of
approximately twelve to fifteen essays.
The editor seeks essays that address any aspect of religion as it manifests
itself (or fails to manifest itself) in the works of Ernest Hemingway. The
focus of the collection as outlined here is broad, and it is so on purpose,
in the hopes that potential contributors will explore the boundaries of this
complex relationship, and perhaps even challenge those boundaries. All
theoretical perspectives will be considered, and papers need not limit
themselves to fiction or novels. The editor welcomes discussions of
biographical studies and works of non-fiction, in addition to examinations
of works of fiction.
Suggested topics might include, but are certainly not limited to:
*Hemingway's writing style as religion;
*Anti-religious elements;
*Hemingway's Catholicism
*Spanish religious influences;
*Religious growth, or lack thereof, in Hemingway's work and in the author
his life.
Submissions should be approximately twenty pages in length, inclusive
of endnotes, in MLA style. Please send two copies of blind manuscript
with cover letter to:
Andrew Spencer
Department of English
Texas Christian University
TCU Box 297270
Fort Worth, Texas 7676129
Inquiries are welcome. Either contact editor at above address or email
at:
Andrew_Spencer@alumni.utexas.net
Manuscripts must be received no later than November 1, 2000.
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