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 Hemingway was a macho man  Throughout his stories, he develops male characters who act similarly  They have been termed, “The Hemingway Hero”

 How would you define “hero”?  Brave/courageous?  Strong?  Good looking?  All-around “good” person?

 establish their own values by living honestly  act with courage in the face of death  do not judge the morality of others  committed to action more than thinking

 drink heavily, but rarely get drunk  never self-pitying, but rather stoic about life  love women but are not dominated by them  express themselves in a few words

 committed to the ritual of fighting, drinking, loving, hunting

 Is this Frederic Henry?  Which characteristics apply to him?  Does Hemingway fit his own definition?  Discuss in your groups.