The Sun Also Rises Essay by Ernest Hemingway his works are considered classics today. The reason Hemingway's works have attracted so much attention is his stark, minimalist style and accessibility. During his 62 years in this world, Hemingway established a literary reputation unrivaled in the 20th century. Hemingway lived life to the fullest, and his endeavors in life profoundly influenced his literary career as well as his creativity. Accordingly, this article examines the manifestation of the author's childhood in his story The Sun Also Rises and the effects of the women in his life on the moral and ethical relativism of the characters in the same story. He also analyzes the importance and influence of the First World War on The Sun Also Rises. The Sun Also Rises is Hemingway's first notable literary work. It is the story of the lives of a number of Americans who lived in Europe after World War I. An American World War I expatriate and journalist, Jake Barnes, narrates the novel's storyline. Themes depicted by Hemingway in this novel include the uselessness of the "lost generation", male insecurity, breakdown of communication, excessive drinking, and false friendships. Nonetheless, as essential as the premise and context of the novel are, the characters are the heart and soul of Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises. When compiling The Sun Also Rises, Hemingway wanted to use his knowledge of journalism to write fiction. This decision was based on his belief that a story could be based on real events from a writer's own distilled experiences...... middle of paper ...... comparison of Hemmingway's life and from his novel The Sun Also Rises, Hemingway's life is deeply manifested in his literary work. Hemingway's life was very complex, not only because of his war experiences, but also because of his bad luck with women, his alcoholic tendencies, and his deep-seated melancholy. The protagonist of his novel The Sun Also Rises also has a similar and almost identical complex lifestyle. Despite life's complications, Hemmingway wrote in his own style, loved and appreciated by millions of readers. His life experiences can be put on paper and produce a breathtaking novel because if one pays attention from his childhood to his last day, it is evident that he lived an extraordinary life. He was also a man who loved adventure and his literary works can be considered as a diary in which he kept track of all his experiences.

Essay / The Sun Also Rises Essay by Ernest Hemingway his works are considered classics today. The reason Hemingway's works have attracted so much attention is his stark, minimalist style and accessibility. During his 62 years in this world, Hemingway established a literary reputation unrivaled in the 20th century. Hemingway lived life to the fullest, and his endeavors in life profoundly influenced his literary career as well as his creativity. Accordingly, this article examines the manifestation of the author's childhood in his story The Sun Also Rises and the effects of the women in his life on the moral and ethical relativism of the characters in the same story. He also analyzes the importance and influence of the First World War on The Sun Also Rises. The Sun Also Rises is Hemingway's first notable literary work. It is the story of the lives of a number of Americans who lived in Europe after World War I. An American World War I expatriate and journalist, Jake Barnes, narrates the novel's storyline. Themes depicted by Hemingway in this novel include the uselessness of the "lost generation", male insecurity, breakdown of communication, excessive drinking, and false friendships. Nonetheless, as essential as the premise and context of the novel are, the characters are the heart and soul of Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises. When compiling The Sun Also Rises, Hemingway wanted to use his knowledge of journalism to write fiction. This decision was based on his belief that a story could be based on real events from a writer's own distilled experiences...... middle of paper ...... comparison of Hemmingway's life and from his novel The Sun Also Rises, Hemingway's life is deeply manifested in his literary work. Hemingway's life was very complex, not only because of his war experiences, but also because of his bad luck with women, his alcoholic tendencies, and his deep-seated melancholy. The protagonist of his novel The Sun Also Rises also has a similar and almost identical complex lifestyle. Despite life's complications, Hemmingway wrote in his own style, loved and appreciated by millions of readers. His life experiences can be put on paper and produce a breathtaking novel because if one pays attention from his childhood to his last day, it is evident that he lived an extraordinary life. He was also a man who loved adventure and his literary works can be considered as a diary in which he kept track of all his experiences.

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