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1. literariness.org › 2018/06/04 › analysis-of-ernestAnalysis of Ernest Hemingway’s Novels – Literary Theory and ...

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   Jun 4, 2018 · It is appropriate that “nothing happens” in this prologue to Hemingway’s novels because the dilemma of his main characters is that “nothing” is going to happen unless a modern Perceval removes the plagues of the people and restores fertility to the land.

2. nieman.harvard.edu › stories › ernest-hemingwaysErnest Hemingway's true and lasting writing lessons

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   May 4, 2021 · Hemingway’s best prose exemplifies what I preached. In “A Moveable Feast” he wrote, “All you have to do is write one true sentence. Write the truest sentence that you know.” This passage has been mocked as pretentious by people who miss the point.

3. literariness.org › 2019/11/27 › analysis-of-ernestAnalysis of Ernest Hemingway’s Stories – Literary Theory and ...

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   Nov 27, 2019 · Following this dictum, Hemingway constructed stories that sometimes make readers feel as if they are unseen auditors at some closet drama, or silent observers at intimate moments in the lives of characters struggling with important, although often private, issues.

4. lithub.com › what-hemingway-means-in-the-21st-centuryWhat Hemingway Means in the 21st Century ‹ Literary Hub

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   Apr 17, 2023 · Hemingway is a writer of paradox; a macho, masculine writer who questioned masculinity, a hunter who could run with the hunted, a naturalist who mourned the destruction of the very habitats he plundered for big game.

5. literarydevices.net › literary-writing-style-ofLiterary Writing Style of Ernest Hemingway - Literary Devices

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   Hemingway relies on several literary devices to make his language figurative. For example, his imagery is very clear and striking in his short story “The Snows of Kilimajaro” in which he uses flashback technique. In “The Killers” he uses surprise, suspense as well as a conversational style.

6. www.jstor.org › stable › 41208322Ernest Hemingway: Joy Through Strength - JSTOR

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   Hemingway's choice. The celebrated "Hemingway hero," who is saved from damnation by what he called "grace under pressure," is a two-sided ex-pression of Hemingway's values. Philip Young, in Ernest Hemingway, has provided the best analysis of these contrasting sides, which he defined as the "Hemingway hero" and the "code hero."

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   How does Hemingway make his language figurative?

   • It was strange how easy being tired enough made it.” Hemingway relies on several literary devices to make his language figurative. For example, his imagery is very clear and striking in his short story “The Snows of Kilimajaro” in which he uses flashback technique. In “The Killers” he uses surprise, suspense as well as a conversational style.

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   Why is it appropriate that 'nothing happens' in the prologue to Hemingway's novels?

   • It is appropriate that “nothing happens” in this prologue to Hemingway’s novels because the dilemma of his main characters is that “nothing” is going to happen unless a modern Perceval removes the plagues of the people and restores fertility to the land.

   Analysis of Ernest Hemingway’s Novels - Literary Theory and Criticism

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   What does it mean to talk about Ernest Hemingway?

   • For many writers, talking about Ernest Hemingway is like talking about an embarrassing ancestor. Hemingway comes burdened with baggage, lots of it; pugilistic metaphors and hard-drinking aphorisms, an obsession with a pure and “clean” prose, a brittle misogyny and a vainglorious narcissism. And then there are all the dead animals.

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   How did Hemingway engage with a writer?

   • For Hemingway, to engage with a writer was to submit yourself to a boxing bout. He was famously quoted as saying that he had already “beat” Turgenev and Maupassant in the ring, and “fought two draws” with Stendhal (he conceded he would be no match for Tolstoy). This pugilistic language seems at odds with the delicacy of his literary style.

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8. www.themarginalian.org › 2016/01/04 › with-hemingwayHemingway’s Advice on Writing, Ambition ... - The Marginalian

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   Jan 4, 2016 · Hemingway shows off a 324-pound blue marlin as Samuelson (far left) admires it. In a sentiment that calls to mind Neil Gaiman’s magnificent commencement address on the only adequate response to criticism, Hemingway cautions Samuelson about the petty jealousies that arise with success: