Despair and Alienation in The Snows of Kilimanjaro and Winter Dreams

Some readers like Kilimanjaro and desperation in the snow in winter dreams and alienation mysterious types, others are fond of romance and foreign films. But for some people, the tragic story of someone and the alienation of someone or what they love is exactly what they want to read. The style of Ernest Hemingway has developed throughout his career, and I feel that "the snow of Kilimanjaro" represents the idea of ​​a very desperate and alienated person. Once again, the winter dream written by F. Scott Fitzgerald also depicts despair and alienation.

One element of modernism in "Snow of Kilimanjaro" is alienation. Harry was obviously alienated from his wife Helen. In fact, he mistreated her and called her her "rich scorpion." In fact, he felt that the surrounding people weakened their energy and creativity. Harry's useless effort is also modernistic, as this sport features mental death and burnout syndrome. As Harry's inner thought is created in the flow of consciousness and is made clear to the reader, the story writing style is also modernistic. For example, he thinks he is dead. "So now, everything is finished ... So now I do not have the chance to finish it anymore." The reader is not sure if Harry is thinking about his novel or not completing his life.

Some readers like mysterious types, others like romance and foreign films. But for some people, the tragic story of someone and the alienation of someone or what they love is exactly what they want to read. The style of Ernest Hemingway has developed throughout his career, and I feel that "the snow of Kilimanjaro" represents the idea of ​​a very desperate and alienated person. Once again, the winter dream written by F. Scott Fitzgerald also depicts despair and alienation. For Harry, this is a complete lie. "I truly love you, I know you love me, I have never loved anyone in a way that loves you." His wife's love about his wife's love After a thoughtful comment, he called her a wealthy nephew. Everlasting love