Ernest Hemingway Indian Camp Analysis

Introduction Ernest Hemingway has been one of the most important writers since the death of Shakespeare in the 19’s century. He born in 1899, he started working when he was at school. Hemingway wrote his first novel in Paris ‘the Sun Also Raises’ in 1926, this novel considered as Hemingway’s greatest work. He married four times. Hemingway’s writing style was significant because he was so brief, his life mirrored his writings. He also became an icon of super masculinity. He got a lot of awards like a Bronze Star medal, Pulitzer prize for fiction and drama and Nobel prizes. His last book was ‘A Moveable Feast’ in 1959. it has known that Hemingway commits suicide but The New York Times published after Hemingway’s death “Hemingway Dead of Shotgun Wound;

They mentioned “The body of the bearded, barrel-chested writer, clad in a robe and pajamas, was found by his wife in the foyer of their modern concrete house.” (The New York Times, 1961). One of Hemingway’s favorite short stories ‘Indian Camp’, it’s his first story in his first trade book. The story starts with a boy called nick and his father were going with 2 Indian men and his uncle George on 2 boats to the Indian camp. Nick’s father is a doctor and they are going to the camp because of a sick woman. Nick’s father had to operate the Indian woman by having a caesarean with a

The depth is way different, it has a lot of disadvantages like enslavement them, racism apartheid and torment them. Iceberg as has been discussed in the previous paragraph, how the doctor appeared that he helped her while he treated her very badly, used a normal knife and he did the operation without anesthetic (Meyers,