American famous fictionist Ernest Hemingway won the Nobel Prize Literature in 1954. He was born on 21 July 1899. Hemingway's father was a doctor in the profession. And his mother was a musician. In his childhood, he was disgusted towards the mother's music. Later one the effect of mother music on Hemingway has influenced him. There is evidence for 'For Whom the Bell Tolls'. He got his father's education fishing, hunting and camping camps in remote forests.
Hemingway is called the most powerful writer of the twentieth century. In 1926 the novel 'The Sun Also Rises' was published. After the publication of the novel, the fame spread rapidly all over the world. 'A Farewell to Arms' was published in 1929. Although the novels published after this novel did not get so much popular but his fame continued to grow upwards. In 1951, The Old Man and the Sea, published. In 1958, the film was produced on "The Oldman and the Sea". The tone of the novel in a very short but the story was very difficult for the audience to stay in for a long time. Yet the movie has been written as Hemingway's composition. Because at the time Hemingway the novel was famous and widespread.
While awarding him the Nobel Prize, the committee said, "The award is given for the strong and stylistic skills of his beautiful writing." Not only literature, he also changed the type of literary lesson. That change has begun from his time, into a far more futuristic future. Only by looking at the fiction, it is seen that Hemingway has three main effects on his successors.
Among the many characters produced by his later writers, he saw shadows of such prominent characters. James Salter's "The Hunter", Raymond Chandler's "The Big Sleep", James Algiers 'La Confidential', and the characters of many other novels, including Bermuda Trilogy of Cormac McCarthy, are seen in Hemingway's heroes like clothing, career and lifestyle. Hemingway's writing style is also clear among writers like Salter, McCarthy, Chandler or Elroy. In addition, in the 1970s and 1980s, a group of American writers Hemingway came with the use of economical styles; Raymond Carver's short story is worth a lot, too much to Hemingway.
In the writing style of Karvar, especially the words and syntax remind Hemingway. Later, Ann Beattie, especially for her early short story, admitted herself to Hemingway. His popularity has spread to many places around the world outside the literary world. In 1978 Russian astronomer Nikolai Chernick discovered the small planets named 3656 Hemingway. Following Hemingway, Ray Bradbury named his book 'The Kilimanjaro Device'. Two friends made a film in 1993, they named of the movie 'Wrestling Ernest Hemingway'. Each year the Hemingway Look-Alike Tournament is observed in July. Hundreds of bearded old people take part in the competition at Key West Duval Street in Florida. They take part in the work of Hemingway's favorite activities. Many things and the creation have been indicative of Hemingway's strong influence over the next generation.
Hemingway is called the most powerful writer of the twentieth century. In 1926 the novel 'The Sun Also Rises' was published. After the publication of the novel, the fame spread rapidly all over the world. 'A Farewell to Arms' was published in 1929. Although the novels published after this novel did not get so much popular but his fame continued to grow upwards. In 1951, The Old Man and the Sea, published. In 1958, the film was produced on "The Oldman and the Sea". The tone of the novel in a very short but the story was very difficult for the audience to stay in for a long time. Yet the movie has been written as Hemingway's composition. Because at the time Hemingway the novel was famous and widespread.
While awarding him the Nobel Prize, the committee said, "The award is given for the strong and stylistic skills of his beautiful writing." Not only literature, he also changed the type of literary lesson. That change has begun from his time, into a far more futuristic future. Only by looking at the fiction, it is seen that Hemingway has three main effects on his successors.
Ernest Hemingway follower writers
His favorite content came in many ways in the hands of the successors. Many of them tried to represent him as well. Many people follow his style of writing. Among the writers, there is evidence of Hemingway's lifestyle. Even if the society appears to be incompatible, the heroes of Hemingway are brave as soldiers, predators, and they may remain calm in adverse circumstances.Among the many characters produced by his later writers, he saw shadows of such prominent characters. James Salter's "The Hunter", Raymond Chandler's "The Big Sleep", James Algiers 'La Confidential', and the characters of many other novels, including Bermuda Trilogy of Cormac McCarthy, are seen in Hemingway's heroes like clothing, career and lifestyle. Hemingway's writing style is also clear among writers like Salter, McCarthy, Chandler or Elroy. In addition, in the 1970s and 1980s, a group of American writers Hemingway came with the use of economical styles; Raymond Carver's short story is worth a lot, too much to Hemingway.
In the writing style of Karvar, especially the words and syntax remind Hemingway. Later, Ann Beattie, especially for her early short story, admitted herself to Hemingway. His popularity has spread to many places around the world outside the literary world. In 1978 Russian astronomer Nikolai Chernick discovered the small planets named 3656 Hemingway. Following Hemingway, Ray Bradbury named his book 'The Kilimanjaro Device'. Two friends made a film in 1993, they named of the movie 'Wrestling Ernest Hemingway'. Each year the Hemingway Look-Alike Tournament is observed in July. Hundreds of bearded old people take part in the competition at Key West Duval Street in Florida. They take part in the work of Hemingway's favorite activities. Many things and the creation have been indicative of Hemingway's strong influence over the next generation.
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