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A World of Wonders: Collecting and the Authentic Self in The Great Gatsby
in The American Counterfeit : Authenticity and Identity in American Literature and Culture by Mary McAleer Balkun
Ebook Central, Chapter 6
The Great Gatsby and the 1920s
in American Consumer Culture and its Society: From F. Scott Fitzgerald`s 1920s Modernism to Bret Easton Ellis` 1980s Blank Fiction by Johannes Malkmes
Ebook Central, Chapter 4
Why Not Be Rich? Money in the 1920s
in Understanding the Great Gatsby by Dalton Gross & MaryJean Gross
Questia, Chapter 5
Forms of Repetition and Jazz Sociality in The Great Gatsby
in Jazz in the Time of the Novel : The Temporal Politics of American Race and Culture by Bruce Evan Barnhart
Ebook Central, Chapter 4
Why Be Honest! The Scandals of the 1920s
in Understanding the Great Gatsby by Dalton Gross & MaryJean Gross
Questia, Chapter 3
Jay Gatsby and the Prohibition Gangster as Businessman
'Dinner at the Buchanans’: Eugenics and the Beginning of The Great Gatsby
in F. Scott Fitzgerald at Work : The Making of the Great Gatsby by Horst H. Kruse
Ebook Central, Chapter 2
White Skin, White Mask: Passing, Posing, and Performing in "The Great Gatsby"
“Civilization's Going to Pieces”: The Great Gatsby, Identity, and Race, From the Jazz Age to the Obama Era
The Passing of Jay Gatsby: Class and Anti-Semitism in Fitzgerald's 1920s America
The Tragic Black Buck: Jay Gatsby's Passing
Gatsby's Mentors: Queer Relations between Love and Money in the Great Gatsby
Gender, Melancholy, and the Whiteness of Impersonal Form in The Great Gatsby
in Gender, Race, and Mourning in American Modernism by Greg Forter
Ebook Central, Chapter 1
Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby and the Myth of the Land
in A Companion to the American Novel, ed. Alfred Bendixen
Ebook Central, Chapter 31
The Woman Question: Changes in the 1920's
Understanding the Great Gatsby by Dalton Gross & MaryJean Gross
Questia, Chapter 4
Women in Fitzgerald's Fiction
The Story Nick Can’t Tell: Trauma in the Great Gatsby
in The New Death : American Modernism and World War I by Pearl James
Ebook Central, Chapter 2
Say It Ain't So, Jay: Fitzgerald's Use of Baseball in "The Great Gatsby"
Gatsby's Pristine Dream: The Diminishment of the Self-Made Man in the Tribal Twenties
The Great Gatsby’s Betrayed Americanism
in The Power of Negative Thinking : Cynicism and the History of Modern American Literature by Benjamin Schreier
Ebook Central, Chapter 5
The Great Gatsby and the Twenties
