The Fiction of Ernest Hemingway - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

The Fiction of Ernest Hemingway projects Hemingway as a visionary artist, emphasising his profound sympathy for women and those who suffer in an indifferent, rather hostile society. The book uncovers the divine love in Hemingway's artistic vision, often denoted by the Greek word 'agape', which not only highlights his stance as a great modernist artist but also as a sage who speaks for the entire humanity. Hemingway has obsessively dealt with violent themes, such as war, and by doing so, he has exposed the futility and destructiveness associated with it. The Hemingway hero is a destroyed man but never defeated, able to retain his dignity even in the face of crisis. His tragedy arises from his conception of love as an alternate God and an unwavering commitment to labour, which he undertakes with profound faith. The book demonstrates this effectively and is a unique contribution to the Hemingway scholarship in India and abroad.

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