For Whom the Bell Tolls Explained: A Summary and Analysis on Characters, Themes and Ernest Hemingway

Today's lesson gives you a first hand look at Ernest Hemingway and For Whom the Bell Tolls! How do you read a novel or non-fiction work more critically? How can you engage more with the stories you read? Can you articulate your ideas on literature in a book review? Whether you like reading fiction or fact, we can learn a lot from literature by being introduced to some of the great classics read in English classes. I hope this video series helps you learn how to read deeper, whether for academic development or just for fun.
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[@shokingblazemangaming]

Thank you I was supposed to read the whole novel in a week and umm I read 15 pages sooo saved my life

[@learninglanguagearts]

Thanks for letting me help- 😀

[@user-sb6je9fe7x]

Thank you, very nice.🙂 Greetings from Serbia.

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Welcome! 😁

[@freestyleguitar4461]

Excellent work! Thank you

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Happy to help 😁

[@jorisvanoeffel4721]

I also find it interesting how, if Maria represents Spain, Jordan can never fully embrace fighting for Spain because he keeps pushing it away. Although, in the end of the novel, he sacrifices himself so Spain can live and even tells Pablo, who represents doubt and scepticism for a cause, to take Maria (Spain) away from him so she doesn’t die with her.
This is a nice metaphor for Jordan’s inner dialogues, and a
I am not sure if I have to interpret it as Jordan sacrificing himself for a country he is not truly linked to, or as Jordan finally being worthy of fighting for Spain and the Republican cause.

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Thanks for adding to the conversation! 😀

[@satansjihad6353]

Saving it to watch after I finish reading it lol

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[@PapiyaDey-zn5fx]

Thank you so much ❤

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Thanks for stopping by 😊

[@jaymevarella]

Thanks for the analysis! PS: That Spanglish "Guerrilla" got me so many times. I just couldnt thinking of Gorillas hahaha

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Glad to help, and grateful for your patience with my Midwestern accent! 😊

[@yaek7311]

thanks!

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