Search for a way of salvation:The potential theme in Ernest Hemingway's writings
Xiao Si
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Xiao Si
Abstract
The potential theme in Ernest Hemingway's writings is to search for a way of salvation. He devotes all his life to the search for a living world where alienation can be conquered and a free kingdom can be realized. Hemingway, after going through a long time of puzzlement and pursuit, regards spiritual salvation as the way to freedom, which contains both positive meaning and limitations.
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The potential theme in Ernest Hemingway's writings is to search for a way of salvation. He devotes all his life to the search for a living world where alienation can be conquered and a free kingdom can be realized. Hemingway, after going through a long time of puzzlement and pursuit, regards spiritual salvation as the way to freedom, which contains both positive meaning and limitations.
Key concepts: Theme (computing), Alienation, Meaning (existential), Philosophy, Literature, Aesthetics, Psychoanalysis, Epistemology