Ernest Hemingway · 1940
A historical novel about an American volunteer fighting in the International Brigades during the Spanish Civil War.
David Wyatt praises it as a generous, affirmative, and full-hearted novel exploring change, empathy, and the experience of time.
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
“Our topic for today is Hemingway's novel, For Whom the Bell Tolls. David, welcome to EconTalk.”
Why: It is praised as a generous, affirmative, and full-hearted novel exploring change, empathy, and the experience of time.
David Wyatt, Guest on EconTalkHemingway, Love, and War (with David Wyatt)
Named without an opinion attached.
“on our sister show, The Book Club, my co-presenter Tabby and I have just released an episode on perhaps the emblematic novel of the Spanish Civil War, which is Ernest Hemingway's book, For Whom the Bell Tolls.”
Dominic Sandbrook, Host on The Rest Is HistoryThe Troubles: The Brink of Civil War (Part 2)
Other books cited in the same episodes.
A Movable Feast
Ernest Hemingway
Discussed together in: Hemingway, Love, and War (with David Wyatt) (EconTalk)
The Garden of Eden
Ernest Hemingway
Discussed together in: Hemingway, Love, and War (with David Wyatt) (EconTalk)
The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber
Ernest Hemingway
Discussed together in: Hemingway, Love, and War (with David Wyatt) (EconTalk)
Loyalists
Peter Taylor
Discussed together in: The Troubles: The Brink of Civil War (Part 2) (The Rest Is History)
Armed Struggle
Richard English
Discussed together in: The Troubles: The Brink of Civil War (Part 2) (The Rest Is History)
Green Hills of Africa
Ernest Hemingway
Discussed together in: Hemingway, Love, and War (with David Wyatt) (EconTalk)
The Things They Carried
Tim O'Brien
Discussed together in: Hemingway, Love, and War (with David Wyatt) (EconTalk)
The Troubles
Tim Pat Coogan
Discussed together in: The Troubles: The Brink of Civil War (Part 2) (The Rest Is History)