Gertrude Stein's "Historical" Living

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"Good Anna" GERTRUDE STEIN (1909) GERTRUDE STEIN examined heterosexual and lesbian relationships among three ordinary women, Anna, Melancta, and Rena in the three lives of "Good Anna" . To capture the thoughts and consciousness of these women, Stan made an important contribution to the development of modernism and used several style innovations that influenced authors like ERNEST HEMINGWAY. For example, in "Good Anna", Stan explains the role of Anna as a stubborn, de facto, diligent German immigrant, using the opposite grammatical pattern, repeating, and simple words. At the same time, an ironic and discreet story creates conflicting humor.

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Nobel Prize Winner Ernest Hemingway's two options are focused on the lives of British and American overseas expatriates living in Europe in the 1920s. Hemingway himself is also part of this community - Gertrude Stein is known for the "confusing generation" of famous writers and artists - most of his novels involve conflicts between these men and women, sluggishness and trauma I will. A preliminary discussion on the similarity of tones and characters in the scenes shared in Chapter 3 of "White elephant-like hill" and "The sun rises" also means that students share the common interests of the two core issues It helps to summarize things. , You can solve the problem as well. Theoretical skills used in Hemingway. Explain the commonality of the surface levels between the two parts and ask the students to think deeper into the larger problem.