The Portrayal of The Image of Love in Hemingway's Selected Novels
Abstract
The researcher tries to output a sufficient analysis for selected texts of Hemingway to reflect how his characters has demonstrate the image of love. The analysis for Hemingway's texts aims to offer a typical answer to the question, which was to what extent did Hemingway portray the image of love in his selected novels. While going through and trace Hemingway's characters, the researcher discovers that all of them have been emotional where love comes as a changing factor in their life. Love concept has been display in many portraits such as physical, spiritual and love for God. The main themes were discussed and analyzed psychologically by tracing group of heroes and heroines who live, represent and portray these topics though the great modernist American author Ernest Hemingway in his selected novels.
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