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1. Ernest Hemingway was an American novelist and journalist who is known for his terse and understated style. 2. In his later years, Hemingway suffered from depression and other health issues. He underwent electroshock therapy which may have harmed him. 3. Despite his success and tough persona, Hemingway ultimately died by suicide in 1961 at his home in Idaho, continuing his family's pattern of suicide.
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Born in Lewis County, the son of Bessie and Arthur Gay, a sharecropper who also worked at area sawmills.
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Between 1968 and his success as a writer, William worked construction as a painter, carpenter, and dry wall hanger.
He continued during that time to write but had no success publishing because he did not know how the game was played.
In 1998, William began sending short stories to literary magazines published by universities, rather than to the big publishing houses and national magazines.
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William won the Michener award for fiction, and a 2007 Ford Foundation Grant for U.S. Artists, of $50,000.
He also wrote extensively about music for national magazines, including Oxford American and Paste.
He left two unfinished novels, The Lost Country and The Wreck of the Tennessee Gravy Train, enough unpublished short stories for a second collection, and a novella, Little Sister Death (published September 2015).
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Narrator: who is telling the story?
First person (I, we, us);
Third person omniscient narrator is all-knowing, all revealing
of characters;
Third person limited omniscient takes us inside the minds of
some of characters;
Third person object.
07英语1班 Ernest Hemingway 陈林
Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961) was an American novelist and journalist. He received the Pulitzer Prize and Nobel Prize for Literature. He served in World War I and later covered the Spanish Civil War. He wrote novels including The Sun Also Rises, A Farewell to Arms, and For Whom the Bell Tolls. Hemingway struggled with depression and alcoholism in his later years and ultimately died by suicide at his home in Idaho.
Ernest Hemingway
Ernest Hemingway (1898-1961) was an American novelist and short story writer. He was born in Illinois and developed a love of outdoor activities like hunting and fishing from an early age through trips with his family. Many of Hemingway's works explored themes of courage, endurance, and the effects of war. He lived in Paris in the 1920s where he began publishing short stories and novels that brought him early fame and critical success. Some of his most notable works include The Sun Also Rises, A Farewell to Arms, and The Old Man and the Sea. Hemingway struggled with depression later in life and ultimately died by suicide in Ketchum, Idaho in 1961.
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Ernest Hemingway was born in 1899 in Oak Park, Illinois. He developed a love of nature through family vacations to northern Michigan. After high school, he began his writing career as a journalist for The Kansas City Star. During WWI, he served as an ambulance driver in Italy where he was wounded. This experience inspired his novel A Farewell to Arms. After the war, Hemingway settled in Paris where he became part of the expatriate community known as the Lost Generation and published his first collection of short stories in 1925. He went on to write several acclaimed novels and short stories while living in Key West, Florida and traveling to Spain where he developed an interest in bullfighting.
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His Later life, Hemingway and the Spanish Civil War, Hemingway's Major Works and Contributions, Ernest Hemingway's Writing Style, For Whom the Bell Tolls, Plot Summary of "For Whom the Bell Tolls", Themes, Characters, Critical Response & It's Importance, Legacy, Hemingway's Style: Imagery, About It's Adaptation “FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS (1943)”, Critical Acclaim and Enduring Legacy.
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The document provides historical context about Ernest Hemingway's novella "The Old Man and the Sea". It discusses that the novella was published in 1952 and considered Hemingway's greatest work, winning the Pulitzer Prize in 1953. It also influenced Hemingway winning the Nobel Prize in Literature. The novella was part of the Modernist literary period. It then discusses Hemingway's life experiences, including fishing and hunting, that influenced the novella. After years of criticism, "The Old Man and the Sea" was a success that boosted Hemingway's career. Since publication there have been three film adaptations that tried to do justice to Hemingway's story.
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Ernest Hemingway was an American novelist and short story writer known for his direct and spare prose style. Some of his most famous works include The Sun Also Rises, A Farewell to Arms, and The Old Man and the Sea. He was awarded the 1954 Nobel Prize in Literature. The document provides biographical details about Hemingway's life and career, discusses his writing style which uses simple and vigorous language, and lists some of his notable novels and short story collections.
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- 1. Timeless Hemingway : A dying hero who never get defeated Focus on his lifetime From 1950s ~ 1961
- 6. 第一任夫人 The wrenching love story between Hadley and Hemingway is one of the most poignant in American literary history. Aspects of Hemingway's perspective on it are told in his beautiful memoir, "A Moveable Feast," 《流動的饗宴》
- 7. 第二任夫人 「一个未婚女子忽然成了一个已婚妇女的临时手帕交，于是搬来和他们夫妇住在一起，这时候，她便在不知不觉中天真而无情地一步步设法赢得别人的丈夫。这丈夫是个作家，成天忙着，很少有时间陪伴太太，有个朋友陪她总是好的。丈夫工作结束以后，他就发现身边有两个迷人的女子，一个是新鲜而陌生的。如果他活该倒楣，他就会同时爱上这两个。」 「起初是刺激、好玩，而且维持一段日子。所有的邪恶都是从纯真中开始的就这样，你开始说谎，又恨说谎，这就毁了你 ...... 」 （摘自《流动的飨宴》 238 页）
- 8. 第三任夫人 一九三六年岁末，海明威在西礁岛「邋遢乔酒吧」（ Sloppy Joe Bar ）邂逅玛莎‧葛尔宏（ Martha Gellhorn 1908-1998 ），她是作家也是新闻记者，金发、漂亮，有成就。海明威立刻被她深深吸引。翌年初春时节，她陪同海明威前往西班牙，目的是为了采访内战。这段期间，两人的恋情发展至沸点。直到一九四○年底，海明威终于和第二任妻子宝琳离婚，两人结为夫妇。 然而，葛尔宏不是那种愿意全心为男人而活的女子，她有自己的想法，自己的事业。这两人的关系从一开始就有了破绽，吵吵闹闹的结果，拖到一九四五年，两人便各分东西。
- 9. 第四任夫人 海明威与第三任妻子玛莎‧葛尔宏的婚姻，从一开始就变了调。二次大战爆发，海明威到欧洲作采访报导，当他遇到《时代杂志》驻英人员玛丽‧威尔许（ Mary Welsh Hemingway 1908-1986 ），第三次婚姻便彻底毁了。
- 15. 海明威的話 海明威提出「冰山 原则 」 I always try to write on the principal of the iceberg. There is seven-eights of it under water for every part that shows. Anything you know you can eliminate and it only strengthens your iceberg. It is the part that doesn't show. －－ Ernest Hemingway, 1958 我 总试着 以冰山 原则写作 。水底的部分占整座冰山的八分之七。 凡是你所知道的東西，都能刪去；刪去的是水底看不見的部分，是足以強化你的冰山。 －－ 海明威 , 1958
- 18. 作品介紹 Gun Fortress was born in 1897 he was driving Hemingway's boat "Peiler number" when Hemingway lived in Cuba he cooked and made Ernest Hemingway's favorite cocktail establish a deep friendship with hemingway
- 19. Timeless 海明威的巴黎：结束语 If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life, it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast. －－ Hemingway, 1950 如果你夠 幸运 在 年轻时 待 过 巴黎 那么 巴黎 将永远 跟著你 因为 巴黎是一席 流动 的饗宴 －－海明威 , 1950