Life into Art

MacAvock, Desmond; Farrell, M. J.; Ο’Regan, J. Kevin; Galleries, Taylor; Beranger, Gabriel; Harbison, Peter; Potterton, Homan

doi:10.2307/20631829

Books Ireland

1999

DOI: 10.2307/20631829

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Life into Art

Desmond MacAvock¹,

M. J. Farrell²,

J. Kevin Ο’Regan³

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Biography, Rhetoric, and Intellectual Careers: Writing the Life of Hannah Arendt

Weiland¹

1999

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Elizabeth Young-Bruehl's biography of political philosopher Hannah Arendt is considered for its formal or rhetorical qualities. The design of the argument and elements of Young-Bruehl's own role in her text illustrate characteristic problems in and dimensions of intellectual biography. Arendt's own views about biography are incorporated into an account of her biographer's efforts to find a form suitable for representing her life and unusual scholarly career. Young-Bruehl's book is an example of resistance to some trends in biographical inquiry as well as a model for how the work may be done and the form itself made a subject of reflection.

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Biography, Rhetoric, and Intellectual Careers: Writing the Life of Hannah Arendt

Weiland¹

1999

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Going Home: Hemingway, Primitivism, and Identity

Gizzo¹

2003

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This article explores Hemingway's fascination with primitivism, specifically his cross-cultural and cross-racial identification with Native Americans and Africans. The primitive serves as a space of self-creation and exploration for Hemingway from his youthful association of the primitive with (re)creation and transgression to its role as a figurative home amidst the alienation of modern culture. Focusing on his African safaris, the article suggests that while his interest in primitivism reveals Hemingway's longing for authenticity and origins, his racechanges and intimate identification with the primitive ultimately create an awareness of the hybridity and performativity of identity.

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