A Farewell to Arms | Essays and Criticism
- The Theme of Disillusionment in A Farewell To Arms
R. Moore discusses the prominent theme of disillusionment in the novel through the character of Frederick.
- The Theme of the Undefeated in Hemingway’s Work: How Moral Values Prevail Over the Material
R. Moore explores the theme of personal honor in A Farewell to Arms and The Sun Also Rises.
- Frederick Henry in A Farewell to Arms: A Character Analysis
In the following essay, R. Moore examines the character of Frederick and the changes he undergoes through the course of the novel.
- Hemingway’s Writing Style, War Experiences, and Themes of Identity
In this essay, Arnold A. Markley discusses Hemingway’s distinctive writing style, use of his own war experiences, and examination of themes of identity as they appear in A Farewell to Arms.
- Ernest Hemingway: A Farewell to Arms
In the following excerpt, Carlos Baker explores how Hemingway adds depth to his novel through the repitition of symbols.
- Hemingway’s A Farewell to Arms: The Novel as Pure Poetry
In the following excerpt, Daniel J. Schneider reveals how Hemingway systematically uses images of rain, desolation, and impurity to reinforce the events in the novel.
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