War in Ernest Hemingway's A farewell to arms

Chapter 1: Background on Ernest Hemingway

Ernest Hemingway's Life and Works / Ira Elliott

The Inception and Reception of A Farewell to Arms / Robert W. Lewis

Chapter 2: War in A Farewell to Arms

A Farewell to Arms Glorifies War, Violence, and Masculinity / Lawrence R. Broer

A Farewell to Arms and Hemingway's Protest Stance: To Tell the Truth Without Screaming / William Dow

Hemingway's Complex Meditation on the Evils of War and the Nobility of Soldiers / Erik Nakjavani

Small Hips, Not War / Norman Friedman

Death Exists in A Farewell to Arms to Initiate Spiritual and Physical Rebirth / Robert E. Gajdusek

"Going All to Pieces": A Farewell to Arms as Trauma Narrative / Trevor Dodman

The Religion to Death in A Farewell to Arms / James F. Light

Chapter 3: Contemporary Perspectives on War

Dying for Humanity Has Replaced Dying for God, King, or Country in Modern War / Michael Howard

War and Death Are Acceptable in the Context of American, Christian Beliefs / Kelly Denton-Borhaug

War Desensitizes Soldiers to Death and Corrupts Their Morals / Patrick McCormick

War Profiteers Still Influence America's Military Spending and Foreign Policy / Kimberly Dvorak

Soldiers Returning from War Face Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder / Betsy Streisand.

chapter 1. Background on Ernest Hemingway

chapter 2. War in A farewell to arms

chapter 3. Contemporary perspectives on war.