The Sun Also Rises

About “The Sun Also Rises”

Ernest Hemingway's novel captures the experiences of the Lost Generation, focusing on expatriates living on Paris' Left Bank during the 1920s. It explores the harsh realities of life among artists and writers who felt disconnected from traditional values. The story also delves into the violence and tradition of bullfighting in Spain, highlighting its cultural significance. Through these elements, the novel reflects the moral and spiritual struggles of a generation shaped by war and disillusionment.