Influential Events
This caused writing to be emotional and experimental.
What is rapid industrialization and social and scientific advances?
Hemingway was a veteran of this war.
What is WW1?
The phrase Hemingway used to describe his writing.
What is "the tip of the iceberg"?
The name of the main character in "A Soldier's Home"
What is Krebs?
The date "A Soldier's Home" was released.
What is 1925?
This war is the main influence of Hemingway's writing.
What is WW1?
The age Hemingway volunteered for WW1 at.
What is 19?
Hemingway is known for this.
What is his objective and terse prose style?
The War that the main character of "A Soldier's Home" fought in.
What is World War 1?
The meaning of "tip of the iceberg"
What is when the reader only sees surface level information and the true meaning and details are hidden.
The time period the Moderns took place.
What is the 1900s to 1950s?
A short story written by Hemingway released in 1925.
What is "A Soldier's Home"?
The location of The Sun Also Rises.
What is postwar Europe?
The format that "A Soldier's Home" follows.
What is "tip of the iceberg"?
The term used for young adults growing up during World War 1.
What is the Lost Generation?
Writing had a sense of this, caused by many wars, namely World War 1.
What is disillusionment and fragmentation?
Hemingway's job in Italy During WW1.
What is an ambulance driver?
Hemingway avoided using ______ and complicated _______ in his writing.
What is descriptions and syntax?
The Narrator in "A Soldier's Home" reflects a feeling of this.
What is isolation and loss of emotion?
The arrangement of words in a sentence.
What is syntax?
Events that shaped the way writers wrote. (At least 3)
What is World War 1, World War 2, Industrialization, and advances in scientific and social fields?
This wounded Hemingway during WW1, putting him in a hospital.
What is mortar fire?
The date that The Sun Also Rises was published.
What is 1926?
The reason the main character in "A Soldier's Home" lies often is this.
What is to keep life less complicated and/or to have people interested in him?
Descriptions of how the Lost Generation felt after WW1.
What is lost, disoriented, without a purpose, and shallow?