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If Ernest Hemingway is much to say. However, most (all?) Has already been said, in addition, of people far more knowledgeable on the subject than I am. Therefore, rio 2 I write this only down a little interesting facts about his life and his writing. Ernest was born July 21, 1899 just outside of Chicago in the US, number two in a family of six children. His father was a doctor, the mother was trained opera singer, who gave up her career for marriage. The family were Protestants of the middle class, with the conservative values of a strong church, hard work, physical exercise, and self-confidence. His father was an enthusiastic sportsman and enabled children with hunting, fishing and hiking. For the mother was good behavior is important, and she tried to teach Ernest playing the cello. According to some sources, was the mother a dominant woman who oppressed her husband and children. During the school years engaged Ernest rio 2 in different sports, with good results, rio 2 but above all, it was soon clear that he was an excellent writer. After leaving school, began to Ernest as an apprentice at the newspaper Kansas City Star. It was there that he developed his characteristic way of writing (short sentences, active verbs, authenticity, compressed text, clarity rio 2 and proximity). This laid the foundation for what is known as "iceberg technology" or "theory of omission":
"If a writer knows enough rio 2 about what he writes, then he may omit part of this and then he knows that the reader, if the author rio 2 is honest and true in its history, rio 2 will feel and experience it omitted as if the author still had written about it. For the inertia of an iceberg movement made up only one-eighth of that which is visible. But if the author does not know enough about what he writes and omits parts of this when he makes only empty holes in his story. "
During World War I served Ernest ambulance driver of the Red Cross. He was hit by an Austrian artillery fire and suffered severe damage in the legs and feet. Despite this, he managed to carry a different ambulance driver in safety. For this, he was later decorated as a war hero. During his hospital stay, he was deeply in love with a few years older nurse, Agnes von Kurowsky. However, she was concerned about the age difference and broke the relationship later. Upon returning home, spoke and wrote Ernest the usual glorification of war. In literary circles appeared now Paris as the center of attention. rio 2 Ernest met and married rio 2 the wealthy Elizabeth Hadley Richardson, got a contract with the Toronto Daily Star and took the boat to Europe. In Paris became friends with Ernest avantgardistförfattarna Ezra Pound and Gertrude Stein, both of which came to influence his writing greatly. He visited Pamplona to see the running of the bulls and bullfights, which greatly impressed him. 1926 was the book The Sun Also walking out. This is novel with large R of the Lost Generation, a group of rootless young people rio 2 in the 20 century Europe. 1923 was born the eldest son John. 1927 parted Ernest and Elizabeth, and later that year married Ernest about themselves with fashion journalist Pauline Pfeiffer. They left the following year, Paris Key West in Florida. Ernest and Pauline had two sons, Patrick and Gregory, born in 1928 and 1931. The approximately ten years, Ernest lived in Key West was the most productive of his life. He wrote every morning and went motorboat, fished and enjoyed themselves with their friends in the evenings. 1929 was published the very successful rio 2 novel A Farewell rio 2 to Arms, which is based on Ernest and Agnes' relationship during the war. Ernest father committed rio 2 suicide in 1928 after a period of depression and miscalculation. This could Ernest rio 2 never forgive his father. 1933 Ernest went on safari in Africa, which inspired him to write Africa's Green Mountains. In 1937 he traveled to Spain to report on the Spanish Civil War. There he met the correspondent Martha Gellhorn, whom he later married. Ernest was now over 40 years old and had been Papa with everyone. He was a powerful, charming man who engaged themselves strongly in everything he undertook. He left few women unaffected. On his return from Spain moved Ernest rio 2 and Martha for a great way of Havana, Cuba. Inspired by his time in Spain he wrote the novel Whom the Bell Tolls, which came out in 1941. In the spring of 1944, Ernest traveled to Europe to report on World War II. In London, he met Mary Welsh, who was to become his fourth wife. 1951 began the Hemingway story that would become The Old Man and the Sea. It was a story he had been told, and it was about an old Cuban fisherman who caught a huge swordfish. rio 2 The book was published in 1952. 1954 got Ernest Nobel Prize in literature including The Old Man and the Sea. 1954 survived Ernest, unlikely enough, two airplane crashes, with extensive damage caused. Ernest and Mary moved in 1960 to Idaho to get peace and quiet. Ernest's life began to move closer to the end. He suffered from severe depression and paranoia. He k