Romanzi vol. 2

Ernest Miller Hemingway (1899-1961) was an American writer famous for his novels and his short stories. His literary career began in Paris, where he met many writers who became important points of reference for his training. He knew, in fact, Gertrude Stein, Ezra Pound, James Joyce and F. Scott Fitzegarld. The way of narrating dry, short descriptions, nostalgia in tone and the needs of truth have made the Ernest Hemingway style one of the most appreciated in the panorama of world literature. With its shades of decadence and a continuous search of the objective, it is able to tell an introspective reality in simple language. His best novels bring all common denominator of the horrors of war and the criticism of the society of which Hemingway was a part, either as drafted into that as an American journalist. In the next steps we will be analyzed the best novels of Ernest Hemingway, with an analysis of the most common and significant issues.