The old man and the Sea (English title: The Old Man and the Sea) is a short novel by Ernest Hemingway written in Cuba in 1951 and published in 1952. It is the short form of fiction was written by Hemingway (and was published when he was alive). It is also the famous works and is one of the high peaks in the works of the writer. This work won the Pulitzer Prize in 1953. It also contributed to the writer received the Nobel Prize in literature in 1954.In this work he was thoroughly using the principle that he called "iceberg", the only remaining famous section describes seven sunk, when describing the crowded of fishing, the disparity in the force, the power balance between not fighting aggressive fish with the old man. The work praises the man, labor and human aspiration.The central character of the product is an "old man" humans, who have tried to fight for three days and nights wrestling with a giant sword fish on the sea of the Big Rigs when he sentences him. To come on Tuesday, he used the Harpoon dead fish, forcing it into a beam and pulled back but the males sharks sniffing see has rolled to equanimity, he provides hard brutal fighting hordes of sharks, Javelin, even paddles to hit. He kills many children, chase them away, but in the end when you look to the swordfish, it has been rỉa off the meat just inert back a giant skeleton.Anders Österling, Permanent Secretary of the Swedish Academy reviews: "within the framework of an entertaining story that opens the picture touched on the fate of people; the story is the word praise the spirit of human struggle, though not without clothes to achieve physical victory, winning praise the spirit even when defeated. The play takes place right before our eyes, each hour of each hour, the details on even a wide-eyed and increasingly heavy meaning. "But people born not to fail", the book says, "people can be destroyed rather than be defeated" (which can kill humans, but could not defeat him) ".
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