Stein believed her writing did NOT include repetition, but rather what?

Living in France from 1903 to 1946, American writer Gertrude Stein was an advocate of the avant-garde. Though Stein’s work was neither commercially viable or critically acclaimed in her time, her ideas and the literary techniques she pioneered were influential to other talented writers of her era, like James Joyce and Ernest Hemingway, whom she was known to take under her wing and introduce to writers and intellectuals in Paris. Thus, critics have argued that --------Which choice most logically completes the text?Stein's full influence on the literature of the early 20th century extends beyond her own literary endeavors. eliminateStein is as talented as Hemingway and Joyce, but her work is unfairly overlooked by critics.eliminateStein's influence on the Paris literary scene during the first half of the 20th century was largely as a social facilitator.eliminateit is uncertain how much Stein's largely neglected experimental writing was discussed by her contemporaries.eliminate

Gertrude Stein's poetry is often labeled "hermetic," meaning the poetry is subject to a reader's interpretation.TrueFalse

How does the author use examples, word choice, and tone to persuade readers of her point of view?

What did these readings show you about how writers tend to create logical structures and arguments in their works?

What evidence does the author use to make her argument? Include examples with proper quotation and citation.