What do you know about Ernest Hemingway?
What did he write about?

• Short story by Ernest Hemingway, published in 1925

• Part of the Nick Adams series

• Set in Michigan's Upper Peninsula

• Follows Nick Adams, a World War I veteran, on a fishing trip

"Big Two-Hearted River"

• Post-war healing and psychological recovery

• Nature as a restorative force

• Isolation and self-reliance

• Masculinity and control

• Importance of ritual and routine

• The river: symbol of life, renewal, and the passage of time

• Iceberg Theory: minimalist approach with deeper meaning beneath the surface

• Short, simple sentences

• Detailed descriptions of actions and nature

• Limited dialogue

• Focus on sensory details

"Big Two-Hearted River"

• Written in the aftermath of World War I

• Part of the Lost Generation literary movement

• Influenced by Hemingway's own experiences in war and nature

• Reflects modernist literary technique

Research online and collect more information about the iceberg theory and how Hemingway used it in his short stories. Write a short text and read it to the class.

​Resourses:

1. Legacy B2 PART TWO Student's Book, https://www.expressdigibooks.com/

2. app.magicschool.ai

3. https://youtube/OJ29yXxjTLk

4. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5hBWfZeJL0

5. https://thinkingpathwayz.weebly.com/show-of-thumbs-reflection.html

6. https://pixabay.com