ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S EXPLORATION OF AFRICAN CULTURE (Pages 55-63) by Mr. S. Regin Sam in THE ENGLISH RESEARCH EXPRESS / ISSN:2321-1164 (Online); 2347-2642 (Print)

Ernest Hemingway is not only celebrated by his great ability in the route of the literary world, his writing lordship succeeded him a huge number of readers as well as the enormous respect of literary critics and ultimately a Nobel Prize for Literature for his last key fictional book of “The Old Man and the Sea”. Hemingway never wrote the comprehensive novel. He may have been too busy having the experiences of the century to devote himself, over a sufficiently long period of time, to the one great work that would stand, like “Ulysses”, as one of the century’s monuments. Hemingway is a famous writer, world traveler, big game hunter, fan of bull fighting and boxing. He also greatly loved Africa. Hemingway wrote about his experiences in those areas, describing, in particular, the wildlife and the landscape. Being in those areas, observing the animals, and reading Hemingway’s descriptions you are mesmerized by how his words capture the reality. This paper “Ernest Hemingway's exploration of African culture” deals with Hemingway’s experience in Africa and how he glorifies Africa through his works.rnest Hemingway is not only celebrated by his great ability in the route of the literary world, his writing lordship succeeded him a huge number of readers as well as the enormous respect of literary critics and ultimately a Nobel Prize for Literature for his last key fictional book of “The Old Man and the Sea”. Hemingway never wrote the comprehensive novel. He may have been too busy having the experiences of the century to devote himself, over a sufficiently long period of time, to the one great work that would stand, like “Ulysses”, as one of the century’s monuments. Hemingway is a famous writer, world traveler, big game hunter, fan of bull fighting and boxing. He also greatly loved Africa. Hemingway wrote about his experiences in those areas, describing, in particular, the wildlife and the landscape. Being in those areas, observing the animals, and reading Hemingway’s descriptions you are mesmerized by how his words capture the reality. This paper “Ernest Hemingway's exploration of African culture” deals with Hemingway’s experience in Africa and how he glorifies Africa through his works.Keywords: Exploration, adventure, safari, hunting, African culture, wildlife and landscape…..etc