Premium Content Homosexuality Within Masculinity in The Sun Also Rises
By Donald Calabrese - November 06, 2003
Often put off as a writer of supremely masculine literature, Earnest Hemingway has earned a top position in the literary canon of the modernist era. As a master of provocative understatement, Hemingway developed his reputation for addressing issues of gender and sexuality with prevailing themes of masculinity. Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises is a…
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