Ernest Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms (Bloom's Guides) - annotated edition

edited And Introduced By Yale University Professor And Distinguished Literary Critic Harold Bloom, Bloom's Guides Is A Collection Of Comprehensive Study Guides For Both Students And Adults. Emphasizing Summary And Analysis, These Guides Are Designed To Provide The Necessary Materials With Which Readers Can Gain A Better Understanding Of The Most Widely Read Works In Western Literature. key Features introductions By Renowned Critic Harold Bloom Consider Each Work And Its Significance. brief Biographical Sketches Offer Insight Into Each Author's Life. the Story Behind The Story Details The Circumstances Surrounding The Inception And Development Of The Work. summaries With Analysis Review And Explain Key Points Of Each Work. selections From Critical Essays Written By Leading Scholars Provide Accessible Explorations Of The Work. annotated Bibliographies Direct Readers To Additional Materials On The Subject And Explain The Importance Of Each. essential For Any Student Of Literature Looking To Enhance His Or Her Reading Experience, Bloom's Guides Are Highly Useful For Test Preparation, Independent Scholarship, Or Book Group Discussions. A Farewell to Arms is Hemingway's lyrical look at World War I and is marked by the Nobel laureate's spare style and intensity of emotion. Critics debate whether this novel is, at its heart, a war story or a love story. This title examines the work in scholarly critical excerpts, and features an annotated bibliography. An overview of the novel features a biographical sketch of the American author, a list of characters, a summary of the plot, and critical and analytical views of the work Discusses the writing of A farewell to arms by Ernest Hemingway. Includes critical essays on the work and a brief biography of the author