Ⅰ.Introduction: F.Scott Fitzgerald is one of the great modern American movelists. One of hos representative works is 'The Great Gatsby'.The main theme of'The Great Gatsby'....representation of the con...Ⅰ.Introduction: F.Scott Fitzgerald is one of the great modern American movelists. One of hos representative works is 'The Great Gatsby'.The main theme of'The Great Gatsby'....representation of the contradictions and finally the corruption of the American dream. The plot of this novel can be summed up in a few words. In 1922 Nick Carraway rents a house on Long Island. Nearby live his cousin Daisy and her rich husband Tom Buchanan,whose current mistress is Myrtle Wilson. Next door to Nick in an enormous mansion lives, Jay Garsby, rich too but rootless and mysterious. While visiting the Buchanans,展开更多
Belonging to the same time in American history, Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald have many similarities and differences in their artistic worlds. They deal with similar themes: being at a loss, death and failu...Belonging to the same time in American history, Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald have many similarities and differences in their artistic worlds. They deal with similar themes: being at a loss, death and failure. Yet the significances of their themes are quite different, even opposite.展开更多
文摘Ⅰ.Introduction: F.Scott Fitzgerald is one of the great modern American movelists. One of hos representative works is 'The Great Gatsby'.The main theme of'The Great Gatsby'....representation of the contradictions and finally the corruption of the American dream. The plot of this novel can be summed up in a few words. In 1922 Nick Carraway rents a house on Long Island. Nearby live his cousin Daisy and her rich husband Tom Buchanan,whose current mistress is Myrtle Wilson. Next door to Nick in an enormous mansion lives, Jay Garsby, rich too but rootless and mysterious. While visiting the Buchanans,
文摘Belonging to the same time in American history, Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald have many similarities and differences in their artistic worlds. They deal with similar themes: being at a loss, death and failure. Yet the significances of their themes are quite different, even opposite.