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“Ihadgonetonosuchplacebuttothesmokeofcafesandnightswhentheroomwhirledandyouneededtolookatthewalltomakeitstop,nightsinbed,drunk,whenyouknewthatthatwasalltherewas,andthestrangeexcitementofwakingandnotknowingwhoitwaswithyou,andtheworldallunrealinthedarkandsoexcitingthatyoumustresumeagainunknowingandnotcaringinthenight,surethatthiswasallandallandallandnotcaring.Suddenlytocareverymuchandtosleeptowakewithitsometimesmorningandallthathadbeentheregoneandeverythingsharpandhardandclearandsometimesadisputeaboutthecost.”Farewelltoarms&HemingwayAbouttheworkAFarewelltoArms

isanovelby

ErnestHemingway

setduringthe

Italiancampaign

of

WorldWarI.Firstpublishedin1929,itisa

first-personaccount

ofanAmerican,FredericHenry,servingasa

lieutenantintheambulancecorpsofthe

ItalianArmy.Thetitleistakenfromapoembythe16th-centuryEnglishdramatist

GeorgePeeleAbouttheworkThenovel,setagainstthebackdropofWorldWarI,describesaloveaffairbetweentheexpatriateHenryandanEnglishnurse,CatherineBarkley.ItspublicationensuredHemingway'splaceasamodernAmericanwriterofconsiderablestature.Thebookbecamehisfirstbest-seller,andhasbeencalled"thepremierAmericanwarnovelfromthatdebacleWorldWarI."PlotsummaryAtfirst,FredericHenry,anAmericanparamedicservinginthe

ItalianArmy,isintroducedtoCatherineBarkley,anEnglishnurse,byhisgoodfriendandroommate,asurgeon.Fredericattemptstoseduceher;althoughhedoesn'twantaseriousrelationship,hisfeelingsforCatherinebuild.Fredericiswoundedinthekneebya

mortar

onthe

ItalianFront

andsenttoahospitalin

Milan,whereCatherineisalsosent.PlotsummaryTheyspendtimetogetherinMilanoverthesummer.FredericandCatherinegraduallyfallinlove.Afterhiskneeheals,Fredericisdiagnosedwith

jaundice

butissoonkickedoutofthehospitalandsentbacktothefrontafteritisdiscoveredheconcealedalcohol.Bythetimeheissentback,Catherineisthreemonthspregnant.PlotsummaryDuetoaslowandchaoticretreat,Fredericandhismengoofftrailandquicklygetlost,andafrustratedFrederickillsasergeantforinsubordination.Aftercatchinguptothemainretreat,Fredericistakentoaplacebythe"battlepolice,"whereofficersarebeinginterrogatedandexecutedforthe"treachery"thatsupposedlyledtotheItaliandefeat.However,afterseeingandhearingthateveryoneinterrogatedhasbeenkilled,Fredericescapesbyjumpingintoariver.HeheadstoMilantofindCatherineonlytodiscoverthatshehasbeensentto

anotherplace.PlotsummaryCatherineandFredericreuniteandspendsometimeinStresabeforeFredericlearnshewillsoonbearrested.HeandCatherinethenfleetoneutral

Switzerland

ina

rowboat

giventohimbyabarkeep.AfterinterrogationbySwissauthorities,theyareallowedtostayinSwitzerland.Then,FredericandCatherineliveaquietlifeinthemountainsuntilshegoesintolabor.Afteralongandpainfulbirth,theirsonisstillborn.Catherinebeginstohemorrhageandsoondies,leavingFrederictoreturntotheirhotelintherain.ThemeAsthetitlesuggests,AFarewelltoArmsisinmanywaysanantiwarnovel,butitwouldnotbefairtoconnectthisnovelwithaliteratureofpacifismorsocialprotest.ItfocusesonthecontinuitythemeofHemingway:war,loveanddeath,(“arm”meansboththeweaponsandlover’shug,showingtheprogressoflosingpuremotivationandsincerefeelings,whichreflectstheantiwaremotionandthedesperatepsychologicalstatement.BriefIntroductionaboutHemingwayaboutHemingwayWhenwethinkofHemingway,wemayhavethiskindofimageinourmind.aboutHemingwayaproductivewriteraboutHemingwayHowever,whenhewasyoung,hewasahandsomeman.

BriefIntroductionaboutHemingwayHemingwayHewascalled“TheLostGeneration”,whichreferstothegroupofAmericanwriterswhocameofageduringWorldWarIandwhosevaluescouldnotoperateinthepostwarworld.BriefIntroductionaboutHemingwayDuringWorldWarIDuringWorldWarI,heservedasanambulancedriverinFranceandintheItalianinfantryandwaswoundedjustbeforehis19thbirthday.In1954In1954,HemingwaywasawardedtheNobelprizeforliterature.InJuly，1961InJuly,1961,hecommittedsuicidebyshootinghimself.AFarewelltoArmsAFarewelltoArmsisaboutthetragicromancebetweenanAmericansoldierFredericHenry,andCatherineBarkley,aBritishnurse.ThenovelisabouttheindividualtragedyinWorldWarIwithinthelargerpictureofgreatertragedy.bookThenovelisasemi-autobiographicalnovelofHemingwaywhohadWorldWarIexperiences.Thebookisrelatedtohisfirstlove.“Arms”hasthedualmeaningofweaponandhug.ThisimpliedHemingway’sdoubleblowinthebeliefoflifeandthepursuitoflove.meaningAFarewell