Man may be destroyed but not be defeated-hemingway

Hemingway believes in ordinary man's stoicism that shows toughness in the face of death. He believes that men are capable to reveal positive qualities when they are faced with tragic situation. He has given expression to these ideals in bull fighting and hunting, which again are misunderstood as an exercise of the male power. The bullfights and hunters are common men whose courage and toughness is associated with the profession they follow. Hemingway's concern as a novelist is the concern of the common man. This is an inevitable aspect of the modernist literature in Europe as well as in America. Hemingway is a writer of high modernism in America, follows those trends meticulously, rather these trends come to his creative genius as a naturally as the surrounding factors affecting a man of creativity.