Some possibilities for interpreting love and death in Ernest Hemingway's novels (A Farewell to Arms and For Whom the Bell Tolls)
In my thesis paper I would like to deal with Ernest Hemingway and two of his novels: A Farewell to Arms and For Whom the Bell Tolls. These two novels deal with Hemingway's favourite topics: love and death. Love, the noblest of human sentiments, and death, the event that ends human life, had an...
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| Tartalmi kivonat: | In my thesis paper I would like to deal with Ernest Hemingway and two of his novels: A Farewell to Arms and For Whom the Bell Tolls. These two novels deal with Hemingway's favourite topics: love and death. Love, the noblest of human sentiments, and death, the event that ends human life, had an overwhelming influence upon the writer's work. Love and death are the main topics of the two novels mentioned above. These are the two novels which I am going to use to present Hemingway's world. This world and the people in it were not invented by Hemingway; he wrote about those events which he experienced himself. This is the reason for my choice of thesis statement: Hemingway 'digested' the episodes of his life with the help of his works. The writer had an adventurous life full of danger and challenge, and this varied life experience gave him a basis for his works. |
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