The works of Ernest Hemingway speak volumes about the man and the events that shaped his life. The short story, Soldier’s Home, provides a glimpse into his life following World War I and the difficulties encountered after returning to his home town. Soldier’s Home is indicative of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). What role did PTSD have in his life and was he able to effectively overcome it, or was the primary factor in his mental descent attributed to his family history combined with his artistic nature? How has PTSD been viewed and treated since WWI? Ernest Continue reading...
