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Excerpt from The Sun Also Rises
There is, nevertheless, a genuine nai'veté in Heming way's work. He clearly prefers people who are either naive, or so direct in their desires and emotions as to break into naiveté under the slightest stress. To call him - as one critic has-the most sophisticated writer in English seems to me nonsense. To be skilful 13 not to be sophisticated. But this trait of naivete is closely related to the very raison d'étre of Hemingway and must be discussed much more broadly than if it were merely technique.
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