Question

How does Ernest Hemingway symbolically represent the psychological damage and loss caused by the war experiences of the soldiers in his short story "In Another Country"?

Answer 1

Answer:

Symbolically representation of the psychological damage and loss caused by the war experiences of the soldiers.

Explanation:

Ernest Hemingway's short story "In Another Country" talks about the psychological damage loss caused by war experiences of the soldiers through mental conflicts in which the injured soldiers find themselves.

Hemingway mentions how he and the other injured soldiers faced provocation and hostility from the people and the Italian soldiers when they walked across the streets.

He tells how the medals he wore were earned through accident, while theirs were awarded for their heroic acts in the face of great danger.

Hemingway says that soldiers who suffer from physical injury also suffer from emotional injury. Though various measures were taken to help these men heal, he says that they will suffer alone, in isolation, having lost something important that once connected them to the world.

Answer 2

Answer: He uses the physical injuries the soldiers to represent the damage

Explanation:

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