The Old Man and the Sea: Story of a Common Man
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Format
Paperback
Pages
120
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 1991
Publisher
Twayne Pub
ISBN-10
0805780408
ISBN-13
9780805780406
Description
Gerry Brenner delves into the depths of Hemingway's masterpiece, "The Old Man and the Sea," unearthing the layers that make this story of struggle and resilience resonate with readers. With warmth and insight, he guides readers through the serene yet fierce world of the old fisherman and his epic battle with nature, illustrating themes of perseverance, dignity, and the human condition.
Brenner doesn’t just summarize the plot; he explores the rich symbolism and contextual background, giving readers a deeper appreciation for this timeless tale. His engaging style invites both seasoned fans and newcomers to reflect on the profound messages woven throughout this classic, making it a captivating companion to Hemingway's iconic narrative.
Brenner doesn’t just summarize the plot; he explores the rich symbolism and contextual background, giving readers a deeper appreciation for this timeless tale. His engaging style invites both seasoned fans and newcomers to reflect on the profound messages woven throughout this classic, making it a captivating companion to Hemingway's iconic narrative.
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