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1. E. Hemingway’s philosophy of life
2. E. Hemingway’s works and their peculiarities
Chapter II. Hemingways writing style and language
1. Iceberg theory and its peculiarities in Hemingway’s works
2. “Code hero” and its features in E. Hemingway’s novels
The Symbolism in Hemingway’s works and their translation
Conclusion
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