Why does Hemingway associate Michigan with masculinity? Ernest Hemingway: A Man’s Man.

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Why does Hemingway associate Michigan with masculinity? Ernest Hemingway: A Man’s Man

Transcript of Why does Hemingway associate Michigan with masculinity? Ernest Hemingway: A Man’s Man.

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Why does Hemingway associate Michigan with masculinity?

Ernest Hemingway: A Man’s Man

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Hemingway the Hunter

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Hemingway the Boxer

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Hemingway the Ladies’ Man

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Hemingway the Scary Man

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Hemingway was one Macho DudeBut he held a deep secret.Until the age of 6, he was raised as a girl,

not as a boy.See, his mother desperately wanted to

have twin girls, so he dressed Hemingway as a girl to match his older sister.

His mother called him “Ernestine.”She even held his sister back in school so

they could appear as twins!

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Ernestine

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Ernestine

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Ernestine

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Where could he be masculine?MichiganDuring the summer, Ernest Hemingway’s

dad would bring him to Michigan.There, he could dress and act as a boy.One could say he became overly masculine

in Michigan, to compensate for being dressed as a girl, and this is evident in the story “Up in Michigan.”