Abstract
This article reviews Hemingway’s reception in Cuban literature and film, establishing a periodization that includes the rise, disappearance, and return of a critical discourse on the North American writer. The changes in the way Hemingway is perceived and presented are discussed in terms of Cuba’s own political and economic situation.
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