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,Elements of Masochism in Hemingway’s Work,Hemingway’s fiction: the desire of the male and female lovers to merge their identities into one, an idea that radically questions theories of sexual difference. This desire for a symbiosis has become an important element in recent theorizations of masochism. Hemingway’s preoccupation with this theme merits some exploration.

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Defying the Code,ts psychological wounds as well. Already, in this early novel, Hemingway’s choice of a nearly castrated hero who yet remains a decidedly masculine, if mangled, presence highlights a personal crisis in masculinity.

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roes, from Jake Barnes in The Sun Also Rises to David Bourne in The Garden of Eden. The discussion draws on the ideas of diverse authors revealing that ‘masochistic aesthetic‘ informs many of the texts.978-1-349-53102-8978-0-230-60112-3

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-9026-0passive partner in consensual sodomy is inherently masochistic and experienced as such. Submitting to sodomy can be both painful and accompanied by an aura of humiliation, what Bersani calls “a self-debasement.”. Heterosexual sodomy with the man in the passive role forms an integral element in much contemporary erotic masochistic literature.

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Hemingway and Theories of Masochism, painter. These characters, together with Hemingway’s accounts of writing in ., and elsewhere, all point to his self-conscious identity as artist. Psychoanalysis offers some theories to account for artistic production.

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Desire and Denial,passive partner in consensual sodomy is inherently masochistic and experienced as such. Submitting to sodomy can be both painful and accompanied by an aura of humiliation, what Bersani calls “a self-debasement.”. Heterosexual sodomy with the man in the passive role forms an integral element in much contemporary erotic masochistic literature.

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