A character created by this author claims that there is only knowledge and no education after concluding that it is bread, and not religion nor any other ideology, that is the opium of the people.
A character created by this author claims that there is only knowledge and no education after concluding that it is bread, and not religion nor any other ideology, that is the opium of the people. That character of his relays the results of a Notre Dame football game to Sister Cecilia. The ending of a story by this writer contrasts a person who repeats the phrase "I feel fine" with her lover, who orders another Anis del Toro and comments on people waiting reasonably for a train. He wrote about a man who tries to convince Jig to have an abortion in Spain. For 10 points, name this American author of "Hills Like White Elephants" who also used Spain as the setting for his novel about Robert Jordan, For Whom the Bell Tolls.
A character created by this author claims that there is only knowledge and no education after concluding that it is bread, and not religion nor any other ideology, that is the opium of the people.
Ernest Hemingway