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With Hemingway's work arousing a new surge of interest, the need is evi­dent for a new, responsible critical approach to his craft. It is to this point, of dealing with the writer's artistry, that Grebstein addresses himself--to ""those aspects of structure, language, and narrative technique which distinguishes his writing from all other."" And in a manner that is genuinely new in Hem­ingway criticism Mr. Grebstein under­takes a thorough analysis of the elements of craft which characterized Hemingway's skill as a writer. An important addition to this book is the Appendix which reprints several significant passages which were deleted from two of the major works, A Fare­well to Arms and For Whom the Bell Tolls.

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Sheldon Norman Grebstein is Pro­fessor of English and Director of Grad­uate English Studies at the State Uni­versity of New York at Binghamton.

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