MINIMALISM AND SILENCE IN ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S SHORT STORIES

This thesis explores how Ernest Hemingway uses minimalistic language and silence in his short stories. His simple and restrained style helps reveal deep emotional conflicts without direct explanation. The study analyzes selected stories to show how silence conveys loneliness and inner tension. This topic is relevant today because implicit meaning remains important in modern literature. The research emphasizes the role of understatement in understanding emotional depth.