Which of the following is true of the novels of Ernest Hemingway?
A) They portrayed utopian communities in a socialist society and, unconcerned with war, attempted to envision a world devoid of conflict.
B) They attacked the corruption of machine politics in the large cities through a series of moralizing narratives.
C) They traced the philosophical connections between twentieth-century America and eighteenth-century Britain.
D) They described the frenetic, hard-drinking lifestyle and the cult of robust masculinity that Hemingway himself epitomized.
E) They were intended to capture his belief in the impossibility of writing anything resembling real life while writing fiction.

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Hemingway's novels often described the tumultuous lifestyles of his characters, who tended to be hard-drinking and masculine, reflecting his own persona.

Which of the Following Is True of the Novels of Ernest