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  • The Sun Also Rises

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    The Sun Also Rises is the story of impotent veteran turned writer Jake Barnes, wounded in the groin by shrapnel in World War One, and his old flame Brett Ashley. Along with Jewish boxer Cohn and Jake's friend Bill Garton, the writer and Brett make their way from the cafes of Paris to a famous exhibition of bullfighting in Spain. The story deals with the frustrated nature of Jake's and Brett's relationship, the emergence of the New Woman in the 1920s, and the strains of male friendship.

  • Disillusionment in The Sun Also Rises

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    Henry Louis Gates believes Ernest Hemingway one of the most prominent Lost Generation writers has a style that was fundamentally shaped in reaction to his experience of world war Hemingway and other writers of the generation lost faith in the central institutions of Western civilization by reacting against the elaborate style of previous writers One of the most quintessential examples of this reaction is Hemingways legendary novel The Sun Also Rises This iconic work portrays the characteristics

  • Analysis of The Sun Also Rises

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    Hemingways TheSun Also Risesskillfully details the pertinent 1920s issues of the Lost Generation expatriates prohibition and effects of WWI Most significantly it depicts the physical and psychological wounds Jake Barns suffered from the war his failed relationship with Brett and ultimately his psychic awakening and coming to terms with himself Jake Barnes a wounded WWI veteran suffers the long term effects of war through the physical and mental torment of being sexually impotent and being unabl

  • "Lost Generation" in The Sun Also Rises

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    Dont you know youre not wanted I know when Im not wanted Why dont you know when youre not wanted Mike Campbell say to Robert Cohn In Hemingways book The Sun Also Rises They are in a argument sitting at the table at Montoyas hotel While Mike is insulting Robert in front of the whole group Bill decides to take Robert out to calm him down After Robert leaves Mike continues to insult him even without him being there Robert Cohn can be seen as the most Lost of The lost generation because he has low

  • Character Development In The Sun Also Rises

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    As the story begins we are introduced to Jake Barnes He is the acclaimed narrator of the novel as well as main character The interesting part of the first chapter is it doesnt start off about Jake It starts off with Jake talking about someone else Robert Cohn This to be a great insight on Jakes character it shows that he is very observant on the people he comes to meet in life The character of Robert Cohn is rather depressing he was from a wealthy Jewish family and attended Princeton eventually

  • Devastation and Love in The Sun Also Rises

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    The book THE SUN ALSO RISES By ERNEST HEMINGWAY contains 251 pages filled with sadness devastation and lost love The plot is based on real people the Hemingway knew and that angered a lot of his friends if any Robert Cohn the main character is feeling inferior because he is Jewish and starts a boxing career to feel better about himself He married the first girl he meets out of college Then he meets a new woman in CA and then takes her to Europe with him while he is working on his novel He retur

  • Brief Commentary on Cat In The Rain

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    The multi faceted shapes and messages that the story has makes it a typical Hemingway a short story Hemingway was a Lost Generation era writer one who directly witnessed and experienced some of the barbaric wars of the century and one who was personally injured in a war front reminding his readers of a character in The Sun Also Rises who was injured in a war and thus made sexually handicapped Hemingway manages to catch the post war mood of disillusionment and dissatisfaction by forging an enorm

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