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BY: MR. ELIASCLASS: 21ST CENTURY TECH
A Biography of Ernest Hemingway
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A Portrait of Hemingway
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A Biography of Ernest HemingwayTable of ContentsWho Is Ernest Hemingway?Hemingway’s Personal Life (1)Hemingway’s Personal Life (2)Hemingway’s Professional Life (1)Hemingway’s Professional Life (2)My Opinion of HemingwayBibliography
Who Is Ernest Hemingway?
Born into a strict, Protestant familyFamous and well accomplished author (49
short stories and over 10 novels)Nobel Peace Prize winnerAvid hunter and fisherConsidered a hero of WWICommitted suicide in Idaho (1961)Used the experiences of his life to create
literary masterpieces during the Modernism Era
WWI Photo
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Hemingway’s Personal Life
Born Ernest Miller Hemingway on July 21st, 1899Grew up in Oak Park, Illinois – upper middle classFather was a doctor and mother was a singerHe had four sisters and one brotherThe community had a large Protestant populationHemingway about his community: “Wide lawns and
narrow minds.”(The Hemingway Resource Center)Enjoyed hunting and fishing (inspiration for many
stories/novels) with his father when his mother wasn’t introducing him to music and literature
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Hemingway’s Personal Life (cont.)
Rumored that his mother often dressed him in female clothes
Worked as a reporter for the Kansas City Star (1917)
WWI Ambulance Driver (1918)Celebrated as a war hero upon
his return homeReporter for Toronto Star (1920)Married Hadley Richardson and
moved to Paris, France (1921)Father committed suicide in
1929, Ernest does the same in 1961 (Idaho)
Fishing
Picnic
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Hemingway’s Professional Life
Wrote forty-nine short stories and published six best-selling novels:
The Sun Also RisesA Farewell To ArmsFor Whom The Bell TollsThe Old Man and The Sea
To Have and Have NotA Moveable Feast
Ernest Working
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Hemingway’s Professional Life (cont.)
Popular characters in his works: soldiers, hunters, bullfighters, and primitive people.
Themes of his work: Courageous and honest people losing hope in a modern, hectic society
Possibly reflects his own outlook concerning his place in the world
His writing is very dry and descriptive with little plot – draws heavily from past experience
His alcoholism and depression contributed to his eventual suicide
He shot himself in Ketchum, Idaho (1961)Hemingway
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My Opinion of Hemingway
Ernest Hemingway is one of my favorite authorsI enjoy reading his stories for two reasons:He includes good morals at the end of the storyI find the places he writes about very
interestingBefore the project, I didn’t know much about his
personal life/childhoodIts strange to think that someone so brilliant
would commit suicide
Bibliography
Nobel Peace Prize OrganizationThe Hemingway Resource CenterDr. Paul P. Reuben
The End
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