Alcohol in Literature

The abuse of substances such as alcohol and other harmful drugs (and perhaps even malignant combinations of many possible ingredients) is itself an aspect of life that arises from manifestation of humanity itself - incredibly deeply complex It is a disaster. It comes from this ambiguous and familiar information source. It is a sword with many margins and aspirations for the victims and, if brought in excess, it will be the inevitable commonality of the lives and priorities of addicts.

The importance of alcoholism in American literature in the first half of the 20th century, and the relationship between great writers and alcoholism is a cliche of literature. Idols such as Ernesto Hemingway, William Faulkner, Tennessee Williams, Jack Keroroac, etc. are famous for their drunk habits. These authors just created legends from their notorious drinking habits. Five of the seven indigenous Americans who received the Nobel Prize for literature were alcoholic.

Ernest Hemingway, a heritage of American literature, stated that the private life of Hemingway should abolish his literary classical qualification. They said that his torrent event, his alcoholism and mental state should prevent him from entering the norm. These are to help Hemingway become a unique writer. His type is fictitious, but he depends on the experience of his real life at the people and places he visits. The definition of literary classics is controversial

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Comparison between stigma of alcoholism and other psychiatric disorders: Review of group research