Breaking Down Fitzgerald
Breaking Down Fitzgerald
Turner, Helen M.
John Wiley & Sons Inc
04/2022
112
Mole
Inglês
9781119805328
15 a 20 dias
112
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Breaking Down Fitzgerald: Introduction 1
Chapter 1: Fitzgerald's Life 5
Childhood and Princeton (189-1917) 6
Meeting Zelda and Early Success (1918-1924) 8
The Great Gatsby and European Travels (1924-1931) 10
Tender Is the Night and "The Crack- Up" (1931-1937) 13
Hollywood and The Last Tycoon (1937-1940) 16
Further Reading 18
Further Viewing 18
Chapter 2: Literary and Cultural Context 19
The First World War and Its Aftermath 19
Modernism and a Changing Literary Landscape 22
The Roaring Twenties 24
The 1930s and the Great Depression 26
The United States versus Europe 28
Changes in Hollywood 32
Further Reading 34
Chapter 3: Early Novels: This Side of Paradise(1920) and The Beautiful and Damned (1922) 35
This Side of Paradise: Composition 37
This Side of Paradise: Synopsis 40
The Beautiful and Damned: Composition 42
The Beautiful and Damned:Synopsis 43
Further Reading 45
Further Viewing 45
Chapter 4: The Great Gatsby (1925) 47
Composition 49
Synopsis 50
Themes 53
Structure 54
Motifs 55
The Green Light 55
West Egg versus East Egg 57
The Valley of Ashes 58
The Automobile 59
Characters 61
Jay Gatsby 61
Daisy Buchanan 64
Tom Buchanan 67
Myrtle Wilson 69
George Wilson 71
Jordan Baker 72
Nick Carraway 73
Further Reading 76
Further Viewing 76
Further Listening 76
Chapter 5: Later Novels: Tender Is the Night (1934) and The Last Tycoon (1941) 77
Tender Is the Night: Composition 78
Tender Is the Night: Synopsis 80
Tender Is the Night: Interpretations 83
The Last Tycoon: Synopsis 84
The Last Tycoon: Reflections on an Unfinished Novel 85
Further Reading 87
Further Viewing 87
Chapter 6: Short Stories and Essays 89
Short Stories 90
"The Ice Palace" (1920) 90
"May Day" (1920) 91
"Winter Dreams" (1922) 91
"Jacob's Ladder" (1927) 92
"The Last of the Belles" (1929) 93
"Babylon Revisited" (1931) 94
Essays 95
Further Reading 96
Further Viewing 97
Further Listening 97
Conclusion 99
Bibliography 100
Index 103
Chapter 1: Fitzgerald's Life 5
Childhood and Princeton (189-1917) 6
Meeting Zelda and Early Success (1918-1924) 8
The Great Gatsby and European Travels (1924-1931) 10
Tender Is the Night and "The Crack- Up" (1931-1937) 13
Hollywood and The Last Tycoon (1937-1940) 16
Further Reading 18
Further Viewing 18
Chapter 2: Literary and Cultural Context 19
The First World War and Its Aftermath 19
Modernism and a Changing Literary Landscape 22
The Roaring Twenties 24
The 1930s and the Great Depression 26
The United States versus Europe 28
Changes in Hollywood 32
Further Reading 34
Chapter 3: Early Novels: This Side of Paradise(1920) and The Beautiful and Damned (1922) 35
This Side of Paradise: Composition 37
This Side of Paradise: Synopsis 40
The Beautiful and Damned: Composition 42
The Beautiful and Damned:Synopsis 43
Further Reading 45
Further Viewing 45
Chapter 4: The Great Gatsby (1925) 47
Composition 49
Synopsis 50
Themes 53
Structure 54
Motifs 55
The Green Light 55
West Egg versus East Egg 57
The Valley of Ashes 58
The Automobile 59
Characters 61
Jay Gatsby 61
Daisy Buchanan 64
Tom Buchanan 67
Myrtle Wilson 69
George Wilson 71
Jordan Baker 72
Nick Carraway 73
Further Reading 76
Further Viewing 76
Further Listening 76
Chapter 5: Later Novels: Tender Is the Night (1934) and The Last Tycoon (1941) 77
Tender Is the Night: Composition 78
Tender Is the Night: Synopsis 80
Tender Is the Night: Interpretations 83
The Last Tycoon: Synopsis 84
The Last Tycoon: Reflections on an Unfinished Novel 85
Further Reading 87
Further Viewing 87
Chapter 6: Short Stories and Essays 89
Short Stories 90
"The Ice Palace" (1920) 90
"May Day" (1920) 91
"Winter Dreams" (1922) 91
"Jacob's Ladder" (1927) 92
"The Last of the Belles" (1929) 93
"Babylon Revisited" (1931) 94
Essays 95
Further Reading 96
Further Viewing 97
Further Listening 97
Conclusion 99
Bibliography 100
Index 103
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F. Scott Fitzgerald; F. Scott Fitzgerald primer: F. Scott Fitzgerald intro; F. Scott Fitzgerald themes; Great Gatsby; Fitzgerald pop culture; Fitzgerald novels; Fitzgerald short stories; reading Fitzgerald; middle school English; high school English
Breaking Down Fitzgerald: Introduction 1
Chapter 1: Fitzgerald's Life 5
Childhood and Princeton (189-1917) 6
Meeting Zelda and Early Success (1918-1924) 8
The Great Gatsby and European Travels (1924-1931) 10
Tender Is the Night and "The Crack- Up" (1931-1937) 13
Hollywood and The Last Tycoon (1937-1940) 16
Further Reading 18
Further Viewing 18
Chapter 2: Literary and Cultural Context 19
The First World War and Its Aftermath 19
Modernism and a Changing Literary Landscape 22
The Roaring Twenties 24
The 1930s and the Great Depression 26
The United States versus Europe 28
Changes in Hollywood 32
Further Reading 34
Chapter 3: Early Novels: This Side of Paradise(1920) and The Beautiful and Damned (1922) 35
This Side of Paradise: Composition 37
This Side of Paradise: Synopsis 40
The Beautiful and Damned: Composition 42
The Beautiful and Damned:Synopsis 43
Further Reading 45
Further Viewing 45
Chapter 4: The Great Gatsby (1925) 47
Composition 49
Synopsis 50
Themes 53
Structure 54
Motifs 55
The Green Light 55
West Egg versus East Egg 57
The Valley of Ashes 58
The Automobile 59
Characters 61
Jay Gatsby 61
Daisy Buchanan 64
Tom Buchanan 67
Myrtle Wilson 69
George Wilson 71
Jordan Baker 72
Nick Carraway 73
Further Reading 76
Further Viewing 76
Further Listening 76
Chapter 5: Later Novels: Tender Is the Night (1934) and The Last Tycoon (1941) 77
Tender Is the Night: Composition 78
Tender Is the Night: Synopsis 80
Tender Is the Night: Interpretations 83
The Last Tycoon: Synopsis 84
The Last Tycoon: Reflections on an Unfinished Novel 85
Further Reading 87
Further Viewing 87
Chapter 6: Short Stories and Essays 89
Short Stories 90
"The Ice Palace" (1920) 90
"May Day" (1920) 91
"Winter Dreams" (1922) 91
"Jacob's Ladder" (1927) 92
"The Last of the Belles" (1929) 93
"Babylon Revisited" (1931) 94
Essays 95
Further Reading 96
Further Viewing 97
Further Listening 97
Conclusion 99
Bibliography 100
Index 103
Chapter 1: Fitzgerald's Life 5
Childhood and Princeton (189-1917) 6
Meeting Zelda and Early Success (1918-1924) 8
The Great Gatsby and European Travels (1924-1931) 10
Tender Is the Night and "The Crack- Up" (1931-1937) 13
Hollywood and The Last Tycoon (1937-1940) 16
Further Reading 18
Further Viewing 18
Chapter 2: Literary and Cultural Context 19
The First World War and Its Aftermath 19
Modernism and a Changing Literary Landscape 22
The Roaring Twenties 24
The 1930s and the Great Depression 26
The United States versus Europe 28
Changes in Hollywood 32
Further Reading 34
Chapter 3: Early Novels: This Side of Paradise(1920) and The Beautiful and Damned (1922) 35
This Side of Paradise: Composition 37
This Side of Paradise: Synopsis 40
The Beautiful and Damned: Composition 42
The Beautiful and Damned:Synopsis 43
Further Reading 45
Further Viewing 45
Chapter 4: The Great Gatsby (1925) 47
Composition 49
Synopsis 50
Themes 53
Structure 54
Motifs 55
The Green Light 55
West Egg versus East Egg 57
The Valley of Ashes 58
The Automobile 59
Characters 61
Jay Gatsby 61
Daisy Buchanan 64
Tom Buchanan 67
Myrtle Wilson 69
George Wilson 71
Jordan Baker 72
Nick Carraway 73
Further Reading 76
Further Viewing 76
Further Listening 76
Chapter 5: Later Novels: Tender Is the Night (1934) and The Last Tycoon (1941) 77
Tender Is the Night: Composition 78
Tender Is the Night: Synopsis 80
Tender Is the Night: Interpretations 83
The Last Tycoon: Synopsis 84
The Last Tycoon: Reflections on an Unfinished Novel 85
Further Reading 87
Further Viewing 87
Chapter 6: Short Stories and Essays 89
Short Stories 90
"The Ice Palace" (1920) 90
"May Day" (1920) 91
"Winter Dreams" (1922) 91
"Jacob's Ladder" (1927) 92
"The Last of the Belles" (1929) 93
"Babylon Revisited" (1931) 94
Essays 95
Further Reading 96
Further Viewing 97
Further Listening 97
Conclusion 99
Bibliography 100
Index 103
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