ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S ARTISTIC AND AESTHETIC VIEWS IN HIS WORKS

Abstract

The famous American writer of the 20th century, Ernest Hemingway, is known for his skillful presentation of the complex nature of human personality through artistic descriptions. This article examines the distinctive elements of Hemingway's writing style, his incorporation of personal experiences into his writing, and his influence on the literary arts. The article analyzes the writer's artistic and aesthetic views in the works of Ernest Hemingway

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