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- The Sun Also Rises (1926) is generally considered to be Hemingway’s best and most enduring novel. The main character has been maimed in WWI, and he is desperately in love with a woman he cannot have. The story recounts his and his friends cynical and disillusioned experiences in Spain during a festival.
- The Great War and Modern Memory (1975), by Paul Fussel, examines the literature and culture of WWI, the Great War.
- The Great Gatsby (1925) is a novel written...
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