The Hemingway Hero’s Oscillation Between Self and Society in Men Without Women

Author(s)	POOJA
Country	India
Abstract	In Men Without Women Hemingway focuses attention on the protagonist’s rootlessness and bewilderment in the chaotic society. He also shows his protagonist in the post-war world where he finds himself alienated and purposeless. Ray B. West suggests that the Hemingway works deal with the condition of man in a society upset by the violence of war. Perhaps Hemingway could visualize no clear-cut solutions to the problem confronting society and he, consequently, became more concerned with the individual. He has consistently refused to become an instrument in the hands of a society that treats man no better than a mere thing. The Hemingway hero is trapped biologically: he signs a separate place, and as an aftermath he suffers from a feeling of truancy.
Keywords	AESTHETICISM, DISILLUSIONMENT, FULFILMENT
Published In	Volume 15, Issue 2, July-December 2024
Published On	2024-09-12
Cite This	The Hemingway Hero’s Oscillation Between Self and Society in Men Without Women - POOJA - IJAIDR Volume 15, Issue 2, July-December 2024.

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