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READINGS FOR OKTV (Thoughts still relevant today (take-home message (war…

- - - - not realized
- - - - Battle of Caporetto, retreat
        
        Serious injury, hospitalization
    - - Agnes didn't fully reprocicate Hemingway's love
        
        probably a fantasy of continuation
        
        The relationship broke off in 1919
        
        it was more of a motherly love
        
        "Kid", "Mrs. Kid"
  - - - life in Paris, non-journalistic work
      - The Sun Also Rises (1926)
        
        popularizing "The Lost Generation"
        
        term coined by Gertrude Stein
  - - - introduction of compulsory schooling in many places
    - - masculinity, gender identity
    - - men became of age during WWI
        
        their own sons became of age in time for WWII
      - spanish flu pandemic (1918-1920)
      - the Great Depression
        
        joblessness, low living standards
- - - - still happier than Frederic in a way
    - - eloquent
  - - - critical of the war
      - becomes nihilistic as a result of the war
      - American
- - - - manly?
- - - - War novels are incredibly popular
        
        Hemingway is one of the leading authors of this genre
      - anti-war sentiment
- - - - Ken Follett's
      - Hary József: Az utolsó emberig – Isonzói jelentés
      - All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque
      - Birdsong by Sebastian Faulks
      - Hasek's Svejk
    - - at the time
      - overall
      - succinct style
    - - first novel