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    Hemingway and Suicide

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    This story is about story about the tragic consequences of post-traumatic stress disorder‚ but the narrator never comes out and says so. Erdrich describes post-traumatic stress symptoms as a narrator than a factual description. The theme of the story is there are bigger forces that can come between brotherly love and…..?. The Red Convertible is about Lyman‚ who narrates the story about his memories and relationship with his brother. They go on a road trip over the summer‚ next Henry is

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    Hemingway Story Analysis

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    Based on the stories I studied in the collection The Complete Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway‚ it seems Ernest Hemingway had a very naturalistic and pessimistic view of life. His stories often emphasize gruesome violence and tragic deaths or the pain the world has to offer in different places‚ such as lifelong shortcomings of character or tumultuous relationships. Naturalism is evident in that characters are never the masters of their fate. For good or for bad the world does not let on what’s in

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    Influence of Hemingway’s life upon his works  Some would say that Ernest Hemingway was born with writing in his blood. From  the time he spent working on his high school paper to his first job on The Kansas City  Star‚ Hemingway was developing and perfecting his writing style. He speaks fondly of  his time working at The Star and credits his mentor with developing his style. One in  particular‚ C.G. “Pete” Wellington‚ provided Hemingway with the writing style of a  newspaper: “use short sentences. Use short paragraphs

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    Hemingway, the Eco-Feminist

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    Robin Allison Professor Knight ENG 113 OM4 1 December 2013 Hemingway‚ the Eco-Feminist Ernest Hemingway‚ a world-renowned author considered by many to be a master of the short story‚ has been often criticized as being sexist‚ misogynistic‚ patriarchal‚ or anti-ecological in his mindset. In fact‚ although he probably did inherit many of these pervasive traits from the culture in which he was born‚ his writing taken at face value paints a picture of a man who‚ rather than enforce these ideologies

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    Appreciation for The Cat in the Rain by Ernest Hemingway. by Maria Minakova Hemingway’s style of writing is solidly bound with the image of an iceberg where only a small part of the message is on the surface whilst the greater part of the meaning is hidden “underneath the water”. The short story “The Cat in the Rain” is a brilliant example of this technique‚ so masterly employed by Hemingway in his works. While the story about a couple spending holidays in a hotel and a woman wanting

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    Mrs Fowler American Modernism 26 April‚ 2018 Feminism or Misogyny? Hemingway tends to put a lot of himself in his work‚ basing his writing off of personal experiences. Another theme that seems to be present within his work‚ is the idea of gender struggle‚ so much so‚ that although‚ some look at it‚ as a piece of feminism‚ others may look at this piece as one of misogyny. With this being said‚ it is entirely possible that Hemingway‚ himself went through a extremely similar struggle in which he followed

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    Hemingway Indian Camp

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    several symbols of light and dark are seen quite clearly. Hemingway touches on a few characteristics including the Uncle’s cigar‚ and Indian guide leading them with his lantern. In the cigar‚ it burns and sheds light in a dark world‚ a world these white men are not accustomed to and have no knowledge on. He then attempts to share his cigars with the Indians‚ perhaps showing he is willing to share his knowledge with them as well. Later‚ Hemingway describes how the Indian guide uses his lantern during

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    Hemingway V.S Fitzgerald

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    Style Analysis; Hemingway V.S Fitzgerald Fitzgerald and Hemingway both derive from the same literary time period‚ creating two pieces work. When it comes to Fitzgerald’s and Hemingway’s work they both differ on subject matter; coming down to eloquent fixtures of work‚ well structured sentences‚ complex sentence‚ elevated diction‚ and innumerable more‚ Fitzgerald sweeps the floor. Hemingway on the other hand has a gritty‚ down to earth attitude with his writing‚ but continues to have that similar

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    Ernest Hemingway Analysis

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    ERNEST HEMINGWAY: Writer‚ war correspondent‚ international adventurer‚ lover‚ drinker‚ brawler. The tabloid reputation -- filled with truths‚ half-truths and flat-out untruths -- grows ever-wider. If you made up a character like Ernest Hemingway‚ how many would believe it? The mercurial Hemingway left people enchanted‚ hostile‚ endeared‚ confused‚ charmed‚ bruised‚ engaged‚ bitter. He was an extraordinary‚ unforgettable presence. As more than one person remarked: “Hemingway sucked the air out of

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    People always say that Hemingway was a simple writer. People like Harry Levin‚ who pointed out the “biggest weakness of Hemingway’s writing is the lack of complex syntax and diction‚ but Hemingway must be praised for his ability to convey action”‚ which‚ while it may be somewhat true‚ does not take away from the overall quality of his work. Hemingway didn’t need big words or complex dialogue in order to create his masterpieces; he only needed a character‚ a boat‚ and a fish in order to write one

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