ve of narration by the reader marks the point
             of connection, illustrated as follows: writer ( text ( reader.
             In this paper, the researcher tries to look into the relevance of
             Hemingway's iceberg theory to Anderson's novel. More specifically, the
             analysis includes a closer study of the story "Loneliness," and how its
             protagonist, Enoch Robinson, is an example of Hemingway's iceberg,' an
             individual always in the pursuit to conceal his true self to other people
             for fear of losing his individuality.
             Bases for the analysis are two references: Anderson's "Loneliness"
             and a critical essay by Kim Moreland (2000), which centers on Anderson's
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