Ernest Hemingway

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human journalist novelist screenwriter short story writer war correspondent

Ernest Hemingway was a 20th-century American novelist, short-story writer, and journalist renowned for his terse prose style and classics such as "The Old Man and the Sea," "A Farewell to Arms," and "For Whom the Bell Tolls."

Aliases (4)

Hemingway ×2
Ernest Hemingway (as early reporter, not founder) ×1
Ernest Hemingway Nick Adams stories ×1
Ernest Miller Hemingway ×1

Statements (77)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	human → journalist → novelist → screenwriter → short story writer → war correspondent →
awardReceived	Bronze Star Medal → Italian Silver Medal of Military Valor → Nobel Prize in Literature → Pulitzer Prize for Fiction →
causeOfDeath	suicide by firearm →
child	Gregory Hemingway → Jack Hemingway → Patrick Hemingway →
conflict	Spanish Civil War → World War I → World War II →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1899-07-21 →
dateOfDeath	1961-07-02 →
educatedAt	Oak Park and River Forest High School →
employer	The Kansas City Star → Toronto Star →
familyName	Hemingway →
fullName	Ernest Miller Hemingway →
genre	literary fiction → short story → war fiction →
givenName	Ernest →
hasSignature	Ernest Hemingway signature image →
influenced	J. D. Salinger → Norman Mailer → Raymond Carver →
influencedBy	Fyodor Dostoevsky → Leo Tolstoy → Mark Twain →
languageOfWorkOrName	English →
militaryBranch	Red Cross (American Red Cross Ambulance Service) →
movement	Lost Generation → modernism →
notablePlaceOfActivity	Cuba → Italy → Paris, France → Spain →
notableWork	A Farewell to Arms → A Moveable Feast → Across the River and Into the Trees → Death in the Afternoon → For Whom the Bell Tolls → Green Hills of Africa → In Our Time → Islands in the Stream → Men Without Women → The Old Man and the Sea → The Sun Also Rises → To Have and Have Not →
occupation	journalist → novelist → short story writer → war correspondent →
parent	Clarence Edmonds Hemingway → Grace Hall Hemingway →
placeOfBirth	Oak Park, Illinois, United States →
placeOfDeath	Ketchum, Idaho, United States →
religion	raised Congregationalist →
residence	Havana, Cuba → Ketchum, Idaho, United States → Key West, Florida, United States → Paris, France →
sexOrGender	male →
spouse	Hadley Richardson → Martha Gellhorn → Mary Welsh Hemingway → Pauline Pfeiffer →
workPeriod	1910s–1950s →
writingStyle	iceberg theory → terse prose →

Referenced by (102)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
A Farewell to Arms → A Moveable Feast → Across the River and Into the Trees → At Sea → Death in the Afternoon → For Whom the Bell Tolls → Green Hills of Africa → In Our Time → Islands in the Stream → Men Without Women → The Old Man and the Sea → The Sun Also Rises → To Have and Have Not →	author
Clarence Edmonds Hemingway → Ezra Pound → Gertrude Stein → Grace Hall Hemingway → Jack London → Joseph Conrad → Knut Hamsun → Sherwood Anderson →	influenced
Manolin → Martin → María → Perico → Robert Jordan → Santiago →	createdBy
Les Deux Magots → Mary Hemingway → PEN/Hemingway Award → Sylvia Beach → Zelda Fitzgerald →	associatedWith
Don DeLillo → Gabriel García Márquez → Lee Child → Ralph Ellison → Raymond Carver →	influencedBy
Gregory Hemingway → Jack Hemingway → Patrick Hemingway →	father
Hadley Richardson → Martha Gellhorn → Mary Hemingway →	spouse
At Sea → Lookout Farm →	associatedWithAuthor
Ernest Hemingway ("Hemingway") → Mary Hemingway ("Hemingway") →	familyName
Ketchum, Idaho, United States → San Francisco de Paula →	hasNotableResident
Gregory Hemingway → Seán Hemingway →	hasRelative
A Moveable Feast → Hemingway Adventure →	mainSubject
Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum → PEN/Hemingway Award →	namedAfter
Brasserie Lipp → Café de Flore →	notablePatron
Finca Vigía → Oak Park, Illinois →	notableResident
Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum → Lookout Farm →	occupant
Finca Vigía → Lookout Farm →	ownedBy
Lookout Farm →	associatedWithNobelPrizeLaureate
Petoskey, Michigan ("Ernest Hemingway Nick Adams stories") →	associatedWithWork
Ernest →	borneBy
Martin →	characterInWorkBy
Clarence Edmonds Hemingway →	child
Pilar →	creator
Finca Vigía →	dedicatedTo
The Kansas City Star →	employed
Green Hills of Africa →	featuresCharacter
Hemingway Adventure →	featuresPerson
Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum →	formerResidenceOf
Finca Vigía →	formerResident
Toronto Star ("Ernest Hemingway (as early reporter, not founder)") →	foundedBy
Ernest Hemingway ("Ernest Miller Hemingway") →	fullName
Ketchum, Idaho, United States →	hasCemeteryWithGraveOf
Grace Hall Hemingway →	hasChild
Bimini →	hasHistoricalAssociationWith
American literature →	hasNotableAuthor
Esquire →	hasNotableContributor
Hotel Nacional de Cuba →	hasNotableGuest
Lost Generation →	hasNotableMember
Petoskey, Michigan →	hasNotablePerson
Mary Hemingway →	hasNotableRelative
Seán Hemingway →	hasWrittenAbout
Seán Hemingway →	isGrandsonOf
Islands in the Stream →	isPosthumousWorkOf
Robert Jordan →	literaryWorkAuthor
Oak Park and River Forest High School →	notableAlumnus
Charles Scribner's Sons →	notableAuthor
Simon & Schuster →	notableAuthorPublished
Pulitzer Prize winners →	notableMemberExample
Men Without Women →	notableWorkOf
Ketchum, Idaho, United States →	placeOfDeathOf
Lost Generation →	popularizedBy
Finca Vigía →	purchasedBy
Lookout Farm →	residenceOf
Hemingway Adventure →	titleCharacter
The Kansas City Star →	trainingGroundFor
Islands in the Stream →	workOf