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    Ernest Hemingway wrote a dispatch from the Hotel Florida in Madrid on April 14, 1937 while covering the Spanish Civil War as a journalist. The dispatch profiled soldiers in the International Brigade who were defending the hotel from an attack by Nationalist forces. As a Pulitzer Prize-winning author and veteran of World War I, Hemingway sought to convey the heartache of the war to readers through subjective writing that placed them in the scenes. The subject of the dispatch was the Spanish Civil War between Nationalist and Loyalist factions.

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    Ernest Hemingway wrote a dispatch from the Hotel Florida in Madrid on April 14, 1937 while covering the Spanish Civil War as a journalist. The dispatch profiled soldiers in the International Brigade who were defending the hotel from an attack by Nationalist forces. As a Pulitzer Prize-winning author and veteran of World War I, Hemingway sought to convey the heartache of the war to readers through subjective writing that placed them in the scenes. The subject of the dispatch was the Spanish Civil War between Nationalist and Loyalist factions.

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    Ernest Hemingway wrote a dispatch from the Hotel Florida in Madrid on April 14, 1937 while covering the Spanish Civil War as a journalist. The dispatch profiled soldiers in the International Brigade who were defending the hotel from an attack by Nationalist forces. As a Pulitzer Prize-winning author and veteran of World War I, Hemingway sought to convey the heartache of the war to readers through subjective writing that placed them in the scenes. The subject of the dispatch was the Spanish Civil War between Nationalist and Loyalist factions.

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    of 2

    Marcelle Cruzado

    5-28-15
    Period 2
    SOAPS on A New Kind of War

    Speaker

    Occasion

    Audience

    Ernest Hemingway:
    - Nobel Prize winner
    - Soldier in World War I
    - Renowned author and journalist
    - Pulitzer Prize winner
    Spanish Civil War:
    - NANA Dispatch
    - April 14, 1937
    - Hotel Florida in Madrid under attach by Nationalist
    forces at the time
    - Hemingway was covering the War with other
    journalists
    - He provided profiles of soldiers in the International
    Brigade
    -

    Purpose

    As a news reporter, his audience would be the public.


    His whole purpose for being at the Hotel Florida in
    Madrid was to cover the Spanish Civil War.
    However, this can also relate to the soldiers who had
    been injured in the war.
    The purpose of this passage is to convey to the
    audience the heartache of the war.
    While journalists are supposed to write in objective
    tense, Hemingway uses subjective to engage the
    reader and help them experience the journey with
    him.
    He often uses you to help you visualize the
    situation, as if you were in it.

    Subject

    The subject of this passage is in regards to the


    outbreak of the Spanish Civil War.
    Nationalists v. Loyalists/Republicans
    Hemingway was in favor of the Loyalist side

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