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{{BYLINE|last=SANDERS|first=Jaime L.|url=https://prmlr.us/mr04sanders|abstract|mailer has been...uniform edition.|This paper served me...to participate.}} | {{BYLINE|last=SANDERS|first=Jaime L.|url=https://prmlr.us/mr04sanders|abstract|mailer has been...uniform edition.|This paper served me...to participate.}} | ||
Norman Mailer once said he didn’t have the kind of talent that Ernest Hemingway had—the kind that could reach a nation. But his work reveals otherwise. Though Mailer often downplayed Hemingway’s influence, a deeper look shows just how profoundly Hemingway shaped Mailer’s philosophy of writing and life. Both authors didn’t just write; they wanted their words to disturb, to awaken, and to transform the reader’s understanding of life, death, and art. | '''Norman Mailer once said he didn’t have the kind of talent that Ernest Hemingway had—the kind that could reach a nation'''. But his work reveals otherwise. Though Mailer often downplayed Hemingway’s influence, a deeper look shows just how profoundly Hemingway shaped Mailer’s philosophy of writing and life. Both authors didn’t just write; they wanted their words to disturb, to awaken, and to transform the reader’s understanding of life, death, and art. | ||
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