For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway | Summary and Analysis of the Novel

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For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway

[@gabrielj.9028]

Just finished it this past week. I think what struck me most was the way Hemingway wrote Robert’s internal dialogues with himself. It was so personable how he depicted the inner thoughts, almost felt like as the reader I was intruding on extremely personal things lol.

[@firawood]

Great analysis. After reading The Sun Also Rises and A Farewell to Arms, I found this novel to be a very clear representation of Hemingway's evolution as a writer. The way he manages to portray the characters' emotions in FWTBT sticks out compared to those, which is especially interesting since it is written in a third-person perspective rather than first person.

[@darthobsidian]

My grandfather gave it to me to read because he knows I love history. He grew up during WW2 and is a firm antifascist. He was recently diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and I wanted to finish it before he died because I want to discuss the book with him.

[@marvincastro5929]

The fkn ending wrecked me. I’ve read several Hemingway novels. Saw Bradley Cooper throw this out the window in Silver Lining Playbook, and knew it was not gonna end well, just didn’t know how. I had to read the last chapter in a few pages a day to brace myself. Little Rabbit !

[@g.j.2950]

Small note: thee/thou are the informal version of you. So when he says something like 'Thou art much woman' its a translation of the informal version of spanish. Something said between friends

[@alfredosolari7597]

Thanks. Superb analysis. Magnífico. I subscribed and gave you a like.

[@pleasereadyourbook]

Nice run down on one of the big classics. I picked up your novella and have it on my TBR for April.

[@williampdozier]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@jeffbowman1225]

In our Time, Big Two Hearted River, The Old Man and The sea and Farewell to Arms are my favorites.

[@williampdozier]

I still haven’t read Big Two Hearted River. Just picked up Death in the Afternoon this morning

[@nikkivenable73]

Is this your favorite Hemingway?

[@williampdozier]

I slightly prefer The Sun Also Rises

[@ClearOutSamskaras]

Re: These Novels Will Shatter Your World View Can you help me with something? I viewed your video mentioned above a few days ago. It was a normal video with a comment section underneath. I went back to the video to revisit some of the comments, but now the video only displays as a "short", of course with no comment section. Did you move the video off your main page and place it with the "shorts"? I would still like to see the video in the original form with a comment section. Would you be willing to put it back with the main videos?

[@williampdozier]

Not sure why you’re not seeing it but the video is still public and the comments should all still be visible. It’s always been a short

[@ClearOutSamskaras]

@@williampdozier I found the icon to open the comments and I had a look. There seem to be some missing comments. It's really strange, that video opened in wide format when I first saw it and now it only opens as a short, and you say its always been in that format. Anyway, thank you for the response.

[@nooneasknotell]

like your taste dude!

[@YABUKIJOE2077]

It’s terrible. Due to the fact it’s heavily revised and replaced with: obscenity and expletive. There’s one part where Jordan is just absolutely upset during the operation and the whole chapter is covered by substituted words by the revisionists. Hemingways family shouldn’t have to meddle with his life’s work and just let readers appreciate the story for what it is. Have to find a much more dated previous edition of the novel.

[@777MANAV]

Hello bro greetings to you i wanted to know if a person can read only one or like lets say just 3 fiction or literature book to become a better person Whats your 3 recommendations to them which you can say just read these?

[@AndrewEdling]

I’m not a thinker, I’m a bridge blower 💥

[@CatarinaMarinoni]

hello, will all good ? I still haven't particularly liked anything I've read by Hemingway. I found it weak and a little redundant. Many people recommended his stories to me. In Library Science college I studied his iceberg theory. In short, he seems more interesting to me as a reader of great classics and a friend of Fitzgerald than as a writer. any recommendations? kisses from São Paulo, Brasil

[@williampdozier]

He was best at short stories. I would consider reading more of those. But his style might just not be for you, and that’s okay

[@gregg6077]

I thought it was good but definitely would say it’s a slog and bloated

[@yetidodger6650]

the audio book sucks.