Style And Trademarks Of Hemingway
The Trademarks of a Typical Hemingway and His Style
Ernest Hemingway is one of the greatest stylists of twentieth-century American Literature. His writing style is simple, vigorous, burnished and brilliant. His novels are written to be simple, direct, and with a plain prose. A Clean, Well-Lighted Place truly shows this style. A Farewell to Arms also exhibits the simple, yet complex and tricky plot Hemingway uses in his novels and short stories. Together, these two works of Ernest Hemingway show the characteristics that a classic Hemingway work contains.
There is no maudlin sentimentality' in A Clean Well-Lighted Place. It is easy to say that the book is about two waiters and an old man in a bar, but when you begin to look into the story is becomes much more than the obvious simple plot. It becomes about a way to escape the nothingness of the night and of life that some experience. Also shown in A Clean Well-Lighted Place is how Hemingway "eliminates the authorial viewpoint......
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