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A Farewell to Arms
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Ernest Hemingway
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How does Hemingway apply the "Iceberg Theory" in A Farewell to Arms?
What is the relationship between love and pain in A Farewell to Arms?
Why is Frederic Henry in the Italian Army in A Farewell to Arms?
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Analyze the character of "the priest" in A Farewell to Arms.
In A Farewell to Arms, does Lieutenant Henry truly love Catherine?
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Which characters die in A Farewell To Arms and what are their causes of death?
How does Hemingway portray war's horrors in A Farewell to Arms?
Should A Farewell to Arms be considered an anti-war novel?
What is the impact of war on religion in "A Farewell to Arms?"
How do main characters in Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms demonstrate "grace under pressure"?
What does the burning ants symbolize in A Farewell to Arms?
What is the symbolism in A Farewell to Arms?
What is the deeper meaning of the quote, "When you love you wish to do things for. You wish to sacrifice. You wish to serve?"
How do the passages from Chapter 9 and Chapter 26 of A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway portray world alienation as a wartime phenomenon?
How important is the setting in A Farewell to Arms?
What does the word "arms" imply in A Farewell to Arms?
What does Passini hope to achieve by expressing his opinions in A Farewell to Arms?
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What is the rising action in Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms?
In A Farewell to Arms, how does Frederic's conversation with Rinaldi in Chapter 10 reflect his changing views on war, women, and church?
How does Henry's conversation with Rinaldi in chapter 10 of A Farewell to Arms reflect his changing views on war, women, and church?
Is Catherine Barkley oppressed in A Farewell to Arms?
What are three symbols in A Farewell to Arms, chapter 41, and their meanings?
What are the two archetypes of heroes in Hemingway's novels, and how are they reflected in A Farewell to Arms?
How can A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway be classified as a tragedy genre without re-telling the story?
What would be a good thesis for an essay about religion in A Farewell to Arms?
In A Farewell to Arms, is Catherine Barkley round, dynamic, or static?
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Does a "biological trap" exist in Ernest Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms?
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In A Farewell to Arms, why do Passini and the priest believe wars continue and how do their views differ?
What is the tone of Ernest Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms?
How does the quote "The first panacea for a mismanaged nation is inflation of the currency; the second is war" relate to A Farewell to Arms?
What other titles did Hemingway consider for A Farewell to Arms?
How does the author of A Farewell to Arms depict the character's loss of faith in war?
In A Farewell to Arms, how are Frederic, Henry, and Count Greffi alike despite their age differences?
In A Farewell to Arms, how is Catherine Barkley a code hero?
How is the priest a code hero in A Farewell to Arms?
What influenced Hemingway's work, A Farewell to Arms?
Why does Catherine take three nights off from her night duty in A Farewell to Arms?
Who are the main characters in "A Farewell To Arms"?
What role does Rinaldi play in Chapter XXV of A Farewell to Arms?
What does the quote "I don't mean technically Christian. I mean like Our Lord," mean in A Farewell to Arms?