Ernest Hemingway

Ernest Hemingway hailed from America and was an author whose work basing on creative short stories and novels. He became famous because of his shortened technique and narratives, which represented men who showed their value in times of disagreement. He lived the life he wrote. He was among the people who participated in the First World War, civil war and he was the leader of resistance against the Germans in times of the Second World War in France. He was a person who was seriously injured in the second world war he then lived each day knowing his death, he then decided , deeply to face the this knowledge so as to figure out its deeper meaning . In the long run he points out the glow of the wonderful and permanent change towards and the comfort ability of human realization. He secularized and internalized the reality of the truth in the misused words like common sense, and naturalism. The thesis centers on how Ernest Hemingways body of work became his therapy in trying to reconcile with the emotions that he felt an inability to cope with mostly life, death and war.

   Hemingway therefore, the way of life and ethics he had in life since he was a child. For him death with its allusion for life was just the realities of existence that needed to in the same way, but to be certain with little rather than more expectations (Sanderson 68). In his body of work, religion seemed minute and expressed it as long gone. He perceived men as just objective nature and they needed one another for meaning and consolation. Hemingway’s measure of life meaning and worth basing on the experiences one had in this world, for instance, he shows his experience and effects in his art of writing and the later works. He brings out the deep empathy, recognition of life as an ironical and deep concern for those who have the same feeling. In his earlier work of art, he perceived nature as the objective reality that can be experienced with sense (Hemingway 168).Hunting together with fishing is equally as important as continuous activities with urgent goals. For instance in the Green Hills of Africa, natures goes deeper into harmony. He felt love and care for all the animals he hunts, and he is recognized with them as well as sharing the same pain with them. This life experience is reflected in The Old Man and the Sea (Hemingway 184).

   Hemingway’s work of writing revolves around the tragic vision of humanity. The characters surpasses the situations that hurt and crash them in the unconcerned maleficent world, they only face the conditions of people in by living to its fullest meaning, order as well as beauty. He looks back to life tries to suggest and contain the painful experience he underwent through. He claims that man should not be defeated, his art of work shows rationality and also stoicism of age, something that shows harmony with life of romantics, and positive epistemology, the idea of the characters are realistic and a lot of the themes are naturalism(Kevin 34) . He says that man has to forget all the illusions that cheat about reality. He portrays this through a lot of disillusion especially in his previous writings where he portrays man as little or nothing through what he believed He shows the way he makes his characters to go through a state of illusions (Hemingway 181-182).

Works Cited

Baker, Carlos. Hemingway: The Writer As Artist. Princeton, N.J: Princeton University Press, 1973. Print.

Moddelmog, Debra, and Gizzo S. Del. Ernest Hemingway in Context. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2013. Print.

Boon, Kevin A. Ernest Hemingway. Tarrytown, NY: Marshall Cavendish Benchmark, 2007. Print.

Hemingway, Ernest, and Paul Ka?mmer. The Old Man and the Sea. Mu?nchen: Hueber, 1995.   Print.

Sanderson, Rena. Hemingway’s Italy: New Perspectives. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State          University Press, 2005. Print.