HAMINGVAY’S ‘’THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA’’ STRUGGLE NATURE PERSEVERENCE SYMBOLISM

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This article explores the eternal struggle between man and nature in Ernest Hemingway’s “The old man and the sea”.The novel presents a profound philosoptical perspective on human perseverance dignity and the relentless forces of nature. By analyzing Santiago’s character his battle with the marlin and the symbolic role of nature the paper delves into Hemingway’s portrayal of human endurance and existential challanges the study also discusses how Hemingway’s minimalis + style enhances the novel’s themes making it a timeless litarary masterpice.

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Nematova , G. . (2025). HAMINGVAY’S ‘’THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA’’ STRUGGLE NATURE PERSEVERENCE SYMBOLISM. Pedagogy and Psychology in the Modern World: Theoretical and Practical Research, 4(21), 69–70. Retrieved from https://in-academy.uz/index.php/zdpp/article/view/66587

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