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Childhood - Coggle Diagram
Childhood
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Style:
Hemingway's writing style is influenced by Ezra Pound and Gertrude Stein, characterized by directness, clarity, and essentialism.
His syntax is simple, consisting of short sentences and paragraphs, colloquial dialogue, and brief descriptions, reflecting his experience as a journalist.
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He employed the iceberg principle, where much of the story's meaning is left unsaid, allowing readers to infer and engage with the text on a deeper level.
Hemingway's prose is adept at evoking emotion and creating immersive worlds through selective detail and omission.
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Themes:
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The individual's confrontation with truth and the threat of physical, emotional, or psychic death.