way, Ernest. The Complete Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway. 1998 pp.1-3) whereas others wait for stories about it from him. His whole worldview was changed and he even says to his mother that he doesn’t love her, the reader can understand him as he can not find his emotional balance within peaceful world. It is typical for Hemingway’s stories when the hero get disappointed with the existing traditions and life values, which sooner or later turn out to be really difficult, as there’s nothing for the hero to get strength for living from.

In this story the reflection of the personal experience of the author can be also found. He returned from Italy in 1919 and his Oak Park seemed dull for him in comparison with the things he had to come through during the war and traveling in foreign lands. He was only nineteen then and romantic relations with older woman (Agnes von Kurowsky) were also exciting for him. His family couldn’t understand and appreciate all the sufferings their son had to bear and were trying to make him find the place of work and continue education. Thus the feelings of his hero were really close to his own after returning home.

Overall, Hemingway is one of the brightes

Ernest Hemingway was born in 1899 in Oak Park, Chicago in the house of his grand father. There were six children in his family and he was the second among them. He had a rather nice life on the shore of Bear Lake, where he caught his first fish being only three years old. At this age he was described so by his mother: “...He counts up to 100, can spell by ear very well. He likes to build cannons and forts with building blocks. He collects cartoons of the Russo-Japanese War. He loves stories about Great Americans - can give you good sketches of all the great men of American History”. (Unger, Leonard (Ed.). American Writers: A Collection of Literary Biographies, vol. 2. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1974. pp. 2-17) All children in this family were taught music and were taken to concerts and art galleries. From his father Ernest inherited love to nature and skills to build fire or to cook. He was taught to be physically and morally strong. He knew how to handle guns and his first shotgun he got when he was ten. He killed himself with the gun fifty one years later. He was a rather strong man with strong principles, he believed that “life was a tragedy and it could have only one end” (Baker, Carlos. Hemingway: The Writer as Artist. Princeton University Press, 1952 pp.10-12).

After graduating from the High School he worked as a reporter for Kansas City Star. During World War| he was an ambulance driver. The love affair between an ambulance driver and a nurse is described in his work A Farewell to Arms. During the Spanish Civil War he worked as a correspondent on the loyalist side. As a reflection of his experience in this war appeared his great novel (1940).

From the very childhood he liked to invent stories with dramatic events and with courageous heroes. He was used to do all the things properly and to be afraid of nothing. When he studied at The Oak Park and River Township High School he was interested only in learning English, other subjects were boring for him and he was writing articles for the school newspaper. Being in his twenties Hemingway became famous, when he wrote The Sun Also Rises – a novel about American emigrants. The notion “Lost Generation” was used to name the people of the times after the First World War and about these people was Hemingway writing in this novel. His works were often compared with works of his contemporaries William Faulkner and F. Scott Fitzgerald. But Hemingway’s works have simpler structures and are written in a style of short and concrete prose, his works are considered to reflect “rugged individualism of the American spirit in action”. He is rather direct and also quite subtle.

The Old Man and the Sea by Hemingway was published in 1952 after ten bleak years of his career. He created a bigger work – The Sea Book, but when he noticed that the story about Santiago was a success he decided to publish it separately from the whole book. And indeed the novella occupied high positions in best seller list. In 1953 The Old Man and the Sea was awarded a Pulitzer Price. The book was a great success till the mid - 60’s and got most positive reviews, but later the critics were stating that some elements of it were unrealistic or not correct. One should not forget that before writing The Old Man and the Sea Hemingway has changed greatly, he had really bad years before and his talent seemed to decline and his works not that great, but this novella is considered to be one of his best masterpieces. The story is rather simple like most of his works, the idea is simple, the characters are simple, and the fight between a man and the nature is also simple.

This story tells the reader about courage and challenge about great success and great failure. The author himself was brought up to be close to nature, and his main hero is connected to the natural environment. He shows the nature to be both cruel and kind towards the human being, but Santiago finally sees himself in a unity with nature. A lot of attention the author pays to heroism, and pride in this story. What if not pride makes Santiago go to the open sea dreaming of catching not simply a fish, but the biggest fish? He feels such a deep connection to marlin, but doesn’t hesitate to kill it as he would be so much proud of himself if he did it. Some critics insist that this fisherman reflects the author himself. If to talk about facts – in 1942 Hemingway was a volunteer on a fishing boat for Navy projects near the west coast of Cuba.

“Soldier’s Home” by Hemingway is a story about a young soldier, who came back home after the World War 1. His native town stayed the same, but the guy changed greatly, the war changed him. He found out the there was little glory during the war – actually he was “badly, sickeningly frightened all the time”, (Hemingway, Ernest. The Complete Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway. 1998 pp.1-3) whereas others wait for stories about it from him. His whole worldview was changed and he even says to his mother that he doesn’t love her, the reader can understand him as he can not find his emotional balance within peaceful world. It is typical for Hemingway’s stories when the hero get disappointed with the existing traditions and life values, which sooner or later turn out to be really difficult, as there’s nothing for the hero to get strength for living from.

In this story the reflection of the personal experience of the author can be also found. He returned from Italy in 1919 and his Oak Park seemed dull for him in comparison with the things he had to come through during the war and traveling in foreign lands. He was only nineteen then and romantic relations with older woman (Agnes von Kurowsky) were also exciting for him. His family couldn’t understand and appreciate all the sufferings their son had to bear and were trying to make him find the place of work and continue education. Thus the feelings of his hero were really close to his own after returning home.

Overall, Hemingway is one of the brightes

Carlos. Hemingway: The Writer as Artist. Princeton University Press, 1952 pp.10-12).

After graduating from the High School he worked as a reporter for Kansas City Star. During World War| he was an ambulance driver. The love affair between an ambulance driver and a nurse is described in his work A Farewell to Arms. During the Spanish Civil War he worked as a correspondent on the loyalist side. As a reflection of his experience in this war appeared his great novel (1940).

From the very childhood he liked to invent stories with dramatic events and with courageous heroes. He was used to do all the things properly and to be afraid of nothing. When he studied at The Oak Park and River Township High School he was interested only in learning English, other subjects were boring for him and he was writing articles for the school newspaper. Being in his twenties Hemingway became famous, when he wrote The Sun Also Rises – a novel about American emigrants. The notion “Lost Generation” was used to name the people of the times after the First World War and about these people was Hemingway writing in this novel. His works were often compared with works of his contemporaries William Faulkner and F. Scott Fitzgerald. But Hemingway’s works have simpler structures and are written in a style of short and concrete prose, his works are considered to reflect “rugged individualism of the American spirit in action”. He is rather direct and also quite subtle.

The Old Man and the Sea by Hemingway was published in 1952 after ten bleak years of his career. He created a bigger work – The Sea Book, but when he noticed that the story about Santiago was a success he decided to publish it separately from the whole book. And indeed the novella occupied high positions in best seller list. In 1953 The Old Man and the Sea was awarded a Pulitzer Price. The book was a great success till the mid - 60’s and got most positive reviews, but later the critics were stating that some elements of it were unrealistic or not correct. One should not forget that before writing The Old Man and the Sea Hemingway has changed greatly, he had really bad years before and his talent seemed to decline and his works not that great, but this novella is considered to be one of his best masterpieces. The story is rather simple like most of his works, the idea is simple, the characters are simple, and the fight between a man and the nature is also simple.

This story tells the reader about courage and challenge about great success and great failure. The author himself was brought up to be close to nature, and his main hero is connected to the natural environment. He shows the nature to be both cruel and kind towards the human being, but Santiago finally sees himself in a unity with nature. A lot of attention the author pays to heroism, and pride in this story. What if not pride makes Santiago go to the open sea dreaming of catching not simply a fish, but the biggest fish? He feels such a deep connection to marlin, but doesn’t hesitate to kill it as he would be so much proud of himself if he did it. Some critics insist that this fisherman reflects the author himself. If to talk about facts – in 1942 Hemingway was a volunteer on a fishing boat for Navy projects near the west coast of Cuba.

“Soldier’s Home” by Hemingway is a story about a young soldier, who came back home after the World War 1. His native town stayed the same, but the guy changed greatly, the war changed him. He found out the there was little glory during the war – actually he was “badly, sickeningly frightened all the time”, (Hemingway, Ernest. The Complete Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway. 1998 pp.1-3) whereas others wait for stories about it from him. His whole worldview was changed and he even says to his mother that he doesn’t love her, the reader can understand him as he can not find his emotional balance within peaceful world. It is typical for Hemingway’s stories when the hero get disappointed with the existing traditions and life values, which sooner or later turn out to be really difficult, as there’s nothing for the hero to get strength for living from.

In this story the reflection of the personal experience of the author can be also found. He returned from Italy in 1919 and his Oak Park seemed dull for him in comparison with the things he had to come through during the war and traveling in foreign lands. He was only nineteen then and romantic relations with older woman (Agnes von Kurowsky) were also exciting for him. His family couldn’t understand and appreciate all the sufferings their son had to bear and were trying to make him find the place of work and continue education. Thus the feelings of his hero were really close to his own after returning home.

Overall, Hemingway is one of the brightes

nd F. Scott Fitzgerald. But Hemingway’s works have simpler structures and are written in a style of short and concrete prose, his works are considered to reflect “rugged individualism of the American spirit in action”. He is rather direct and also quite subtle.

The Old Man and the Sea by Hemingway was published in 1952 after ten bleak years of his career. He created a bigger work – The Sea Book, but when he noticed that the story about Santiago was a success he decided to publish it separately from the whole book. And indeed the novella occupied high positions in best seller list. In 1953 The Old Man and the Sea was awarded a Pulitzer Price. The book was a great success till the mid - 60’s and got most positive reviews, but later the critics were stating that some elements of it were unrealistic or not correct. One should not forget that before writing The Old Man and the Sea Hemingway has changed greatly, he had really bad years before and his talent seemed to decline and his works not that great, but this novella is considered to be one of his best masterpieces. The story is rather simple like most of his works, the idea is simple, the characters are simple, and the fight between a man and the nature is also simple.

This story tells the reader about courage and challenge about great success and great failure. The author himself was brought up to be close to nature, and his main hero is connected to the natural environment. He shows the nature to be both cruel and kind towards the human being, but Santiago finally sees himself in a unity with nature. A lot of attention the author pays to heroism, and pride in this story. What if not pride makes Santiago go to the open sea dreaming of catching not simply a fish, but the biggest fish? He feels such a deep connection to marlin, but doesn’t hesitate to kill it as he would be so much proud of himself if he did it. Some critics insist that this fisherman reflects the author himself. If to talk about facts – in 1942 Hemingway was a volunteer on a fishing boat for Navy projects near the west coast of Cuba.

“Soldier’s Home” by Hemingway is a story about a young soldier, who came back home after the World War 1. His native town stayed the same, but the guy changed greatly, the war changed him. He found out the there was little glory during the war – actually he was “badly, sickeningly frightened all the time”, (Hemingway, Ernest. The Complete Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway. 1998 pp.1-3) whereas others wait for stories about it from him. His whole worldview was changed and he even says to his mother that he doesn’t love her, the reader can understand him as he can not find his emotional balance within peaceful world. It is typical for Hemingway’s stories when the hero get disappointed with the existing traditions and life values, which sooner or later turn out to be really difficult, as there’s nothing for the hero to get strength for living from.

In this story the reflection of the personal experience of the author can be also found. He returned from Italy in 1919 and his Oak Park seemed dull for him in comparison with the things he had to come through during the war and traveling in foreign lands. He was only nineteen then and romantic relations with older woman (Agnes von Kurowsky) were also exciting for him. His family couldn’t understand and appreciate all the sufferings their son had to bear and were trying to make him find the place of work and continue education. Thus the feelings of his hero were really close to his own after returning home.

Overall, Hemingway is one of the brightes

man and the nature is also simple.

This story tells the reader about courage and challenge about great success and great failure. The author himself was brought up to be close to nature, and his main hero is connected to the natural environment. He shows the nature to be both cruel and kind towards the human being, but Santiago finally sees himself in a unity with nature. A lot of attention the author pays to heroism, and pride in this story. What if not pride makes Santiago go to the open sea dreaming of catching not simply a fish, but the biggest fish? He feels such a deep connection to marlin, but doesn’t hesitate to kill it as he would be so much proud of himself if he did it. Some critics insist that this fisherman reflects the author himself. If to talk about facts – in 1942 Hemingway was a volunteer on a fishing boat for Navy projects near the west coast of Cuba.

“Soldier’s Home” by Hemingway is a story about a young soldier, who came back home after the World War 1. His native town stayed the same, but the guy changed greatly, the war changed him. He found out the there was little glory during the war – actually he was “badly, sickeningly frightened all the time”, (Hemingway, Ernest. The Complete Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway. 1998 pp.1-3) whereas others wait for stories about it from him. His whole worldview was changed and he even says to his mother that he doesn’t love her, the reader can understand him as he can not find his emotional balance within peaceful world. It is typical for Hemingway’s stories when the hero get disappointed with the existing traditions and life values, which sooner or later turn out to be really difficult, as there’s nothing for the hero to get strength for living from.

In this story the reflection of the personal experience of the author can be also found. He returned from Italy in 1919 and his Oak Park seemed dull for him in comparison with the things he had to come through during the war and traveling in foreign lands. He was only nineteen then and romantic relations with older woman (Agnes von Kurowsky) were also exciting for him. His family couldn’t understand and appreciate all the sufferings their son had to bear and were trying to make him find the place of work and continue education. Thus the feelings of his hero were really close to his own after returning home.

Overall, Hemingway is one of the brightes

way, Ernest. The Complete Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway. 1998 pp.1-3) whereas others wait for stories about it from him. His whole worldview was changed and he even says to his mother that he doesn’t love her, the reader can understand him as he can not find his emotional balance within peaceful world. It is typical for Hemingway’s stories when the hero get disappointed with the existing traditions and life values, which sooner or later turn out to be really difficult, as there’s nothing for the hero to get strength for living from.

In this story the reflection of the personal experience of the author can be also found. He returned from Italy in 1919 and his Oak Park seemed dull for him in comparison with the things he had to come through during the war and traveling in foreign lands. He was only nineteen then and romantic relations with older woman (Agnes von Kurowsky) were also exciting for him. His family couldn’t understand and appreciate all the sufferings their son had to bear and were trying to make him find the place of work and continue education. Thus the feelings of his hero were really close to his own after returning home.

Overall, Hemingway is one of the brightest figures of the 20th century, his childhood, his life experience helped to fill his works with thrilling plot and on the other hand true-to-life events. His talent and personality were and would be of great interest for the readers.

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