The great gatsby - points/critics Flashcards

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David O’Rouke - about nick

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Nick is considered quite reliable, basically honest, and ultimately changed by his contact with Gatsby

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Bruccoli

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It is simply one of those novels that so richly evoke the texture of their time

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Scrimgeour - Gatsby never ……………… the …………. about ……………., and despite the ………… of ………, fails to come to ……..-…………….

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(Gatsby) never understood the truth about himself, and despite the lesson of fate, fails to come to self-knowledge

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Flanagan - Gatsby lives in a ………. of …………. ………… and ……………, a ………. shaped as a ………………… between himself and the ………… who is ……………. him

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Gatsby lives in a world of romantic energies and colours, a world shaped by as a conspiracy between himself and the writer who is creating him

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Claire Stocks - class divide

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“Fitzgerald seems to suggest that for the elite to retain their position at the top of the hierarchy, those below must remain in their place”

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