Podcasts that mention 📚 The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway

And so he wrote very simply, and it wasn't until after I read a bunch of Ernest Hemingway, I was working at Barnes and Noble, and this person said, 'Don't you love his titles?' And I was like, 'Yeah, 'Sun Also Rises'.

Bert shares a memory from his time at Barnes and Noble, reflecting on how he read 'The Sun Also Rises' by Ernest Hemingway. He recalls a conversation where someone complimented Hemingway's titles, and he realized that he hadn't initially included the 'The' in his recollection of the book's title.

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Well in terms of fish i recommend people read old man in the sea much shorter much better

Lex Fridman recommends this book as an alternative to Moby Dick.

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so i don't know if you know there's a book by hemingway called old man in the sea and part of it and uh ernest hemingway ernest hemingway

The host mentions the book 'Old Man in the Sea' by Ernest Hemingway and discusses a quote from it.

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um snows of kilimanjaro uh oh wow short stories that i love

David Eagleman mentions this as one of his favorite short stories by Hemingway.

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or when like when they put trigger warnings on major works of literature and in universities like um the old man in the sea the hemingway book which had a trigger warning that said warned about that this book contains scenes of graphic fishing

The speaker mentions this book by Hemingway as an example of trigger warnings being applied to classic literature in universities.

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Ernest Hemingway once wrote of a character in one of his books who was asked how he went bankrupt and the character replied in two ways gradually and then all of a sudden and I think Brinkley's book really shows how history tells us climate action might proceed along a similar course as we see you know temperature indexes combinations of temperature and and humidity indexes that are the summer broaching the limits of human survival

Jason Bordoff references Ernest Hemingway and quotes a line from one of his books ("The Sun Also Rises") to illustrate how environmental change can happen gradually and then suddenly.

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I'm listening to Hemingway right now uh The Sun Also Rises it's really great

Joe Rogan mentions listening to the audiobook of this novel by Ernest Hemingway.

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and and I think it's called the green hills of Africa I think it's called a Hemingway book

One speaker mentions the book 'The Green Hills of Africa' by Hemingway and that it describes killing a rhino.

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I'm gonna go with Sun Also Rises and Moby Dick

Theo attempts to name a book by Ernest Hemingway during a game show segment.

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