@inbook{830b50dba2f64149acdc67ddf8aea033,
title = "{"}The dreamy poem of (a) woman's body on the battlefield{"}: reading Books IV and V of A Farewell to Arms as Frederic Henry's dream",
abstract = "This essay offers a nuanced interpretation of Hemingway{\textquoteright}s A Farewell to Arms, focusing on Books IV and V as reflections of Frederic Henry{\textquoteright}s dream. I argue that these sections represent both Hemingway{\textquoteright}s fantasy and Henry{\textquoteright}s dream, contrasting the devastation of war with the peace symbolized by Catherine Barkley. The essay explores themes of war, love, dreams, and fantasy, positioning Catherine as an emblem of life and femininity amidst masculine brutality.",
keywords = "Ernest Hemingway, A Farewell to Arms, Catherine Barkley, Agnes von Kurowsky, World War I, Dream, Masculine War, Poem",
author = "Amin Heidari",
year = "2025",
language = "English",
isbn = "9798891791282",
series = "Critical insights",
publisher = "Salem Press",
pages = "117--135",
editor = "Laura Nicosia and Nicosia, {James F.}",
booktitle = "Critical insights: A Farewell to Arms",
}