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- Chapter 10. Harry as a Mediated "Have" Through the Eyes of Richard Gordon
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Hemingway's To Have and Have Not - Analysis of Social and Economic Themes
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- 1 - Chapter 1. The Film Version of To Have and Have Not
- 2 - Chapter 2. Criticism of To Have and Have Not
- 3 - Chapter 3. Macro History of Cuba in 1930
- 4 - Chapter 4. Harry as a Political "Have Not"
- 5 - Chapter 5. The Great Depression in To Have and Have Not
- 6 - Chapter 6. Harry as an Economic "Have Not"
- 7 - Chapter 7. Harry's Loss of Choice as a "Have Not"
- 8 - Chapter 8. Harry as an Ironic "Have"
- 9 - Chapter 9. Harry as a Mediated "Have" Through the Eyes of Marie
- 10 - Chapter 10. Harry as a Mediated "Have" Through the Eyes of Richard Gordon
- 11 - Chapter 11. Hemingway and Joyce's Female Soliloquies
