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Silak12 Posted 12 years ago
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Heminwian prose?
Hi! everyone.
Could anyone possibly answer this in the context of "The old man and the sea" ? Or how would you define scientific precision?
There is almost scientific precision in Hemingwian Prose. Discuss.
Thanks!
Could anyone possibly answer this in the context of "The old man and the sea" ? Or how would you define scientific precision?
There is almost scientific precision in Hemingwian Prose. Discuss.
Thanks!
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You are asking us to do a lot of work. I think the best approach is for you to write something and then show it to us. Have you read the book?
- You are asking us to do a lot of work.
- I think the best approach is for you to write something and then show it to us.
- Have you read the book?
- There is no such term as 'Hemingwian'.
- Clive
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You are asking us to do a lot of work.
I think the best approach is for you to write something and then show it to us.
Have you read the book?
There is no such term as 'Hemingwian'.
Clive
I think the best approach is for you to write something and then show it to us.
Have you read the book?
There is no such term as 'Hemingwian'.
Clive
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silak12scientific precision= the exactness and extreme accuracy required for doing experiments in the sciences, i.e., physics, chemistry, etc.
CJ
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Hemingway's prose is unusually compact and terse, compared with the writing of other authors. Thus, there needs to be a kind of preciseness to it - everything has to count, no lollygagging about like with other authors - or he wouldn't be able to get away with using so few words.
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