I think its fascinating that recently all the "talking heads" are focusing on Hemingway: Man vs. the Myth. How many "celebrities" are entirely different from their outward persona than who they truly are inward, as a person. Far too many to count. His legacy is that he always be a legacy. 50, 100 years from now, NO ONE will remember most anyone. Some, if not many, will remember Ernst Hemmingway. As he wrote. Simple. Terse. He will always be remembered. Period, the end.
Hemingway is pertinent for reasons few discuss, an aesthete whose points mattered more than how he made them, and whose work matters more than his vaunted lifestyle image. Be real, blunt, and true.
I think its fascinating that recently all the "talking heads" are focusing on Hemingway: Man vs. the Myth. How many "celebrities" are entirely different from their outward persona than who they truly are inward, as a person. Far too many to count. His legacy is that he always be a legacy. 50, 100 years from now, NO ONE will remember most anyone. Some, if not many, will remember Ernst Hemmingway. As he wrote. Simple. Terse. He will always be remembered. Period, the end.
Hemingway grew up in a toxic environment, where is overbearing, oppressive, incredibly selfish mother ruined his formative years and he never got over that. She happily drove her husband to suicide without a care in the world. Many of Hemingway’s flaws, imperfections came from his childhood experience At the hands of his horrid mother.
@@Dibblesoldhollywood - His curious need to shoot animals to pieces is not unlike his treatment of his wives and friends. Yet, we’re told over and over again that he had a keen understanding of the human soul. I find Hemingway’s life, in general, unworthy of all this fascination and interest. As for his work, I have tried reading his classics and found them cliched and, even boring. Ironically, based on the party scene alone in Gatsby, Fitzgerald owns the mantle of “greatest writer” of that century.
Hemmingway,, William Hayter, Picasso , Gertrude Stein , best book" The Banquet Years" describe epic period I history. 🇩🇰🇺🇸💜📬Old Man, and Sea ⛵ powerful.
Disrespectful, he killed countless animals, birds, person without compunction. "original"? Meaningless when his originality means destruction of all others without regard for the sanctity of life. Blatherscap. Give me someone with admirable qualities.
Hemingway was raised in a very toxic, stifling female environment. He was betrayed by women many times in his early years. His selfish, overbearing, oppressive mother ruined him in his formative years and he never got over that. She happily drove her husband to suicide without a care in the world. Funny how all these women who put him down leave this out.
Apply this to Ukraine. 1938 was German invasion of Czechoslovakia. It happened again in 1968 with the Soviets. Why is it hard to connect it is a repeat with different players? Poland was the split and start. Democracy disallows this game because nobody wins big. Why are losers calling shots? 🛑
Luke Bruce The FBI should torture leftists the way Castro tortured liberty-lovers and free-market supporters in Cuba. Time to even the score - and hurt the bad side for once. Mao and Stalin killed a lot for a head start.
Dexter Haven a shotgun killed him my friend . you can say depression and alcohol helped . but a old man who was desperately afraid of getting old and frail and irrelevant . simply choose his own ending. having visited and worked around nursing homes , I understand ! that is a hell I hope I do not have to endour ..
Thank you, Ms. Braver. You came to honor Mr. Hemingway not to bury him.
Thanks for this vid. Always looking 4 anything about him.
Great Hotchner interview...a treasure RIP. Thank you
I think its fascinating that recently all the "talking heads" are focusing on Hemingway: Man vs. the Myth. How many "celebrities" are entirely different from their outward persona than who they truly are inward, as a person. Far too many to count. His legacy is that he always be a legacy. 50, 100 years from now, NO ONE will remember most anyone. Some, if not many, will remember Ernst Hemmingway. As he wrote. Simple. Terse. He will always be remembered. Period, the end.
Enjoyed Hotchner's book, Papa Hemingway. Hotchner lived and travelled with Hemingway for many years. A great read.
I always recommend Hotchner's "Hemingway In Love" to anyone who liked A Moveable Feast.
Ues
Also Carlos Baker.
Hemingway was a great, and truthful man. He wasn't afraid to speak his mind. Yes, he had flaws, as do I.
No he wasn't. The amount of lies coming out of him was staggering. Read up on it.
He was a truly horrible man
@@justsayin397 typical coming from a woman
Amen
A great writer!
😊 one of the greatest writers
In the world 🌎
Dr.tyrone of Chester PA
Hemingway is pertinent for reasons few discuss, an aesthete whose points mattered more than how he made them, and whose work matters more than his vaunted lifestyle image. Be real, blunt, and true.
I think its fascinating that recently all the "talking heads" are focusing on Hemingway: Man vs. the Myth. How many "celebrities" are entirely different from their outward persona than who they truly are inward, as a person. Far too many to count. His legacy is that he always be a legacy. 50, 100 years from now, NO ONE will remember most anyone. Some, if not many, will remember Ernst Hemmingway. As he wrote. Simple. Terse. He will always be remembered. Period, the end.
Good stuff.
Hemingway grew up in a toxic environment, where is overbearing, oppressive, incredibly selfish mother ruined his formative years and he never got over that. She happily drove her husband to suicide without a care in the world. Many of Hemingway’s flaws, imperfections came from his childhood experience At the hands of his horrid mother.
Others would say it was family genes and traumatic brain injuries with alcohol.
F. Scott Fitzgerald used his influence to get Hemingway published by Scribner Brothers...would Hemingway even be published without FSF's help?
And ... would FSF make a move to help Hemingway, if Hemingway wasn't a maestro producing masterpieces?
Then, Hemingway, as he eventually did with all his “friends”, stabbed Fitzgerald in the back!
@@christopherp.hitchens3902 hahah yup. I recently read A Moveable Feast and like dude he made Fitzgerald look terrible 😭😭
@@Dibblesoldhollywood - His curious need to shoot animals to pieces is not unlike his treatment of his wives and friends. Yet, we’re told over and over again that he had a keen understanding of the human soul. I find Hemingway’s life, in general, unworthy of all this fascination and interest.
As for his work, I have tried reading his classics and found them cliched and, even boring.
Ironically, based on the party scene alone in Gatsby, Fitzgerald owns the mantle of “greatest writer” of that century.
Hemmingway,, William Hayter, Picasso , Gertrude Stein , best book" The Banquet Years" describe epic period I history. 🇩🇰🇺🇸💜📬Old Man, and Sea ⛵ powerful.
New PBS series is excellent.
Welcome to my world Ernest! A yes man bring it on : ). Love originals.
I liked the" Old man and the Sea".
The vulnerability in men♥️
Thank u Max Perkins for giving us Nesto!
Spent more time in Idaho, but no mention. Wtf?
I like Hemingway, yet I do not like bull fighting and hunting animals of any kind. Unnecessary killing for entertainment is just wrong! 🇺🇸
Disrespectful, he killed countless animals, birds, person without compunction. "original"? Meaningless when his originality means destruction of all others without regard for the sanctity of life. Blatherscap. Give me someone with admirable qualities.
Sounds like a tough strong man. A typical American guy.
Hemingway for people who have never read a book all the way through.
Ernest Hemingway cowardly murdered 122 german POWs:
truth-zone.net/forum/researchers-and-presenters/63497-ernest-hemingway-debunked.html
Hemingway was raised in a very toxic, stifling female environment. He was betrayed by women many times in his early years.
His selfish, overbearing, oppressive mother ruined him in his formative years and he never got over that.
She happily drove her husband to suicide without a care in the world.
Funny how all these women who put him down leave this out.
It has been stated by many.
These TV segments are childish and rudimentary. Wow, how degraded America is.
I can't take the lady seriously, she honestly could care less but laughs for the camera like she does.
So what. I'm a man of letters too. Mostly F's.
***** Learn some 'Netiquette or be gone from TH-cam. They are closing some accounts for that now..
***** From your sight? You keep looking. That's a contradiction then.
***** How is it gay?
61 ...he looked like he was 71. Too much alcohol.
Where he operated a cigarette truck
He won the Nobel prize,as did Bob Dylan.Joyce was better.
Joyce hid away in nonsense verse. Took the easy way out.
Undoubtedly.
I found Ulysses unreadable.
Try again later.
Apply this to Ukraine. 1938 was German invasion of Czechoslovakia. It happened again in 1968 with the Soviets. Why is it hard to connect it is a repeat with different players? Poland was the split and start. Democracy disallows this game because nobody wins big. Why are losers calling shots?
🛑
Booze killed him... A lesson there.
The FBI tortured him for being a leftist and he could not take it. Let's blame booze!
Luke Bruce The FBI should torture leftists the way Castro tortured liberty-lovers and free-market supporters in Cuba. Time to even the score - and hurt the bad side for once. Mao and Stalin killed a lot for a head start.
No, the shotgun he put in his mouth when he was lobotomized from shock treatment killed him.
Dexter Haven a shotgun killed him my friend . you can say depression and alcohol helped . but a old man who was desperately afraid of getting old and frail and irrelevant . simply choose his own ending. having visited and worked around nursing homes , I understand ! that is a hell I hope I do not have to endour ..
not true. . .
Ernest took it in the rear door?
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What is with this womans voice? Jesus this is hard to listen to! Drink something warm with honey!
I kind of like it. Sounds saucy.
Pernod? 😮
Lol. Actually, you get a glass of lukewarm water, add a spurt of app!e vinegar, and a couple of tsp of honey. Mix well and sip now and then.
Cheers! 😎
I hate him but he was a great writer
Why do you hate him?
@@moraeller5416 he cheated on all 5 of his wives
@@moraeller5416 now I think of it, hate is a strong word. I dislike him
Only had 4 wives
You should write a comment about it