The Sun Also Rises: The Final Chapters

Close Reads Podcast

Goldberry Studios

Arts, Books

4.4 • 823 Ratings

🗓️ 27 August 2020

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Summary

This week David, Heidi, and Tim discuss the final chapters of Hemingway's novel. They chat about whether the book is fundamentally hopeless, whether Hemingway was a nihilist, church scenes vs bull fights, Jake's injury as a red herring, and much more.

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0:00.0	Hello, I'm David Kern.
0:03.2	And I'm Heidi White.
0:04.2	And I'm Tim McIntosh.
0:05.7	And you are listening to Close Reads, a podcast for the Incurable Reader.
0:10.1	We're here to discuss Ernest Hemingway's novel.
0:12.2	The Sun also rises.
0:13.8	We're going to discuss the final chapters.
0:16.3	And I have a question for you, Tim McIntosh, as we get started.
0:18.7	Yes, I'm ready.
0:21.0	What's the best bottle of wine you've ever had?
0:25.4	I don't know.
0:27.0	I know the best medium bottle of wine that you can buy off the shelf, but I don't know
0:30.8	about the best bottle of wine I've ever had.
0:32.6	Go with that.
0:33.4	We want to hear that.
0:34.4	Have you ever been to somebody's house or a party or something and they brought a really nice bottle?
0:39.4	Do you know?
0:39.8	Do you know if you have?
0:40.9	I'm sure that I have.
0:42.2	I just don't remember what the label said.
0:45.3	On a scale of one to ten, how interested in wine are you?
0:50.9	I'd say six.
	...

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