The great gatsby by scott fitzgerald
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The document summarizes themes from The Great Gatsby, including the decay of the American Dream due to materialism which distorted reality. It describes the 1920s as a time of tremendous prosperity but also tendencies to waste money, form superficial relationships, and obsess over appearances. Additionally, it discusses how the postwar economy transitioned to peacetime production with new technologies and credit-based buying, improving standards of living but also gang violence and breaking with traditional moral values.
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- 1. Presented by Asha Thilakarathne Reg.No. PGIE/TLSC/18/D035
- 2. The central theme is the decay of American dream. Materialism is the main source of moral downfall which distort the reality Mainly it portraits of the young generation that rebelled against the traditional values and its unorthodox views and sought for materialism.
- 3. The American dreams in the Great Gatsby is deeply rooted in American ideals. It implies that the individual determination is the deciding factors in the accumulation of…..wealth freedom total happiness
- 4. Materialism Infidelity Imposing lack of solidarity
- 5. Hope Perseverance Hardworking Ambition Adventure
- 7. Time of tremendous prosperity Tendencies to waste Advertise Form superficial relationship Obsess over appearance
- 8. It was the time of promiscuity, new money and a significant amount of illegal alcohol. Gin was the national drink and the sex was the national obsession (Fitzgerald v11)
- 11. The economy transitioned from wartime production to peacetime production. New technologies –automobile and household appliances. Huge profit from bootlegging became the foundation for the corruption. Buying on credit-” Buy now, Pay later "concept was established. Standard of living improved.
- 12. Majority liked living in cities. New behavior emerged for dancing and dress. Emphasized sexual promiscuity and drinking. Breaks the constraints of traditional society. Materialistic and achievement-oriented society Increased gang violence. Leisure time was increasingly spent travelling to new open spaces. Women became less dependent on men.
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