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    Hemingway's writing style focused on understatement and omission rather than statement. His stories lacked overt statements of values and judgments, but still presented a moral vision through their themes and subject matter. While his writing did not directly lecture or preach, it still conveyed moral insights for attentive readers.

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    Hemingway's writing style focused on understatement and omission rather than statement. His stories lacked overt statements of values and judgments, but still presented a moral vision through their themes and subject matter. While his writing did not directly lecture or preach, it still conveyed moral insights for attentive readers.

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    Hemingway's writing style focused on understatement and omission rather than statement. His stories lacked overt statements of values and judgments, but still presented a moral vision through their themes and subject matter. While his writing did not directly lecture or preach, it still conveyed moral insights for attentive readers.

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    Cleanth Brooks, 'Ernest Hemingway, Man On His Moral Uppers' The Hidden God (New Haven and London: Yale
    Press, 1969), p. 6.

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