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Hemingway wrote with his heart. His greatness came from speaking from the heart and explaining what we didnt know how to say. His technique was simply writing what he knew; every man can be destroyed but not defeated.

Specifically, Hemingway used a variety of techniques, including:

  • He used his own life experiences in one way or another in his books.
  • He was honest and accurate about his own wounds and hurts.
  • He used the "Iceburg Principle," just as the largest part of an iceberg is unseen under water, his stories had much that was left out and assumed.
  • He used understatement and irony.
  • He believed in showing things rather than talking about them.
  • He shaped his plots in three stages: from innocence, to alienation, then aspiration; or from departure, to initiation, to return; or from rejection, to avoidance, to the quest for something new.
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Hemingway's "one true sentence" refers to a simple and direct sentence that captures the essence of a moment or emotion in a story. It is a hallmark of his writing style, focusing on clarity, precision, and economy of words to convey deep meaning. Hemingway believed that constructing one powerful sentence could set the tone for an entire piece of writing.

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Hemmingway was talking about writing a sentence that was from the heart, that used senses and active verbs. The sentence should show but not tell.

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Hemingway was talking about writing a sentence that was from the heart, that used senses and active verbs. The sentence should show but not tell.

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Simple sentence as compared to complex.

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