- Title
- The Reconciliation of a Stylistic Dilemma: Hemingway s Use of Conversational Implicature
- Author/Creator
- Donna Glee Williams
- Publication Details
- Language and Style, Vol.24(3), pp.351-363
- Annotation
- Draws on linguistic theory to address the economy of Hemingway s prose, characterizing his hallmark style as a tension between authorial desire to communicate emotion and an artistic aversion to explicit emotionalism. Locates the roots of this aversion in his social and aesthetic values, identifying implied meaning in narrative dialogue as the solution to this dilemma. Closes with a sentence-level analysis of instances of feeling through indirect expression found in The Garden of Eden.
- Academic Unit
- Hemingway Bibliography
- Language
- English
- Resource Type
- Journal article
- Record Identifier
- 991015131857403691
Journal article
The Reconciliation of a Stylistic Dilemma: Hemingway s Use of Conversational Implicature
Language and Style, Vol.24(3), pp.351-363
07/01/1991
Appears in Hemingway Bibliography
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