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tf gatsby lives in the world

thomas flanagan gatsby lives in the world of romantic energies and colours

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aed gatsby is the apotheosis

ae dyson gatsby is the apotheosis of his rootless society…he really believes in himself and his illusions

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tf gatsby is somewhat v

thomas flanagan gatsby is somewhat vague. the reader’s eyes can never quite focus on him, his outlines are dim

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mb [on daisy] an emptiness that

marius bewley an emptiness that we see curdling into the viciousness of a monstrous moral indifference as the story unfolds

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aed toms restlessness is

ae dyson toms restlessness is an arrogant assertiveness seeking to evade in bluster the deep uneasiness of self-knowledge

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hlm only gatsby himself

hl mencken only gatsby himself genuinely lives and breathes. the rest are mere marionettes

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tt [nick] is

tony tanner [nick] is a self-isolating voyeur

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tt tom certainly has

tony tanner tom certainly has the worst kind of ‘colonising’ mentality — all others exist only to satisfy his needs and appetites

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tt [in fizgerald’s work] the american dream

tony tanner the american dream is not an index of aspiration but a function of deprivation

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ml [daisy saying gatsby is cool is] an expression

margaret lukens an expression not only of love but also acceptance into her society

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al gatsby is a

a license gatsby is a matyr of a materialistic society

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kp daisy is only

k parkinson daisy is only allowed to exist in the images men create of her

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tt deep refusal

tony tanner deep refusal to accept the linear irreversibility of history