Green Hills of Africa

Style and Technique

In «Green Hills of Africa», Ernest Hemingway employs his characteristic concise and precise style, which emphasizes the realism and documentary nature of the narrative. The language of the work is rich with descriptions of nature and hunting, creating the atmosphere of an African safari. Hemingway uses the 'iceberg theory', leaving much unsaid, allowing the reader to infer details. The structure of the book combines elements of travel notes and philosophical reflections, making it unique in the genre. The author uses dialogues to reveal characters and convey tension, and introduces autobiographical elements, giving the work a personal touch. Literary devices such as symbolism and metaphors help convey deep thoughts about life, death, and human nature.