“THE LAST AND GREATEST OF ALL HUMAN DREAMS”: THE INFLUENCE OF JESSIE WESTON’S FROM RITUAL TO ROMANCE ON THE GREAT GATSBY Andrea Lynn Lagomarsino B.A., University of…

1. AMERICAN NOVEL - ADVISOR LEC. M. ZAFER AYAR Moral & Social Decay Ayça Çağla Aydın Merve Kahriman Gül Nihan Gürsoy Gamze Köse Tuncay Yaran KTU – Department…

1. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby 2. About the Author Born-September 24, 1896  Died-December 21, 1940  Married Zelda Sayre  Famous works include The Great…

1. The Great Gatsby Chapter 1 2.  The main purpose of this first chapter is to introduce the characters and setting of the book. Nick Carraway is the narrator He…

1. by F. Scott Fitzgerald 2.  Nick is initially portrayed as the perfect narrator – “inclined to reserve all judgements” He appears as tolerant, open minded,…

1. Chapter 6Who is Jay Gatsby? 2. IDENTITY CHANGE “It was James Gatz who had been loafing along the beach thatafternoon …but it was already Jay Gatsby who borrowed a…

1. ELIT 48C Class 16 2. AGENDA• The Great Gatsby• Style• Discussion Questions 3. LECTURE: THE GREAT GATSBYStyle 4. POINT OF VIEW 5. The Great Gatsby is told from…

Slide 1 Slide 2 Chapter One Nick Carraway: narrator always inclined to reserve judgements From midwest (Chicago?) Went to college at Yale (New Haven); graduated in 1915 Was…

Slide 1Gatsby Jeopardy Slide 2 1 point each Round One Slide 3 In which decade did The Great Gatsby take place? Slide 4 1920s Slide 5 What does Nick do for a living? Slide…

Slide 1The Great Gatsby Color symbolism Slide 2 Colors, like features, follow the changes of the emotions --Pablo Picasso Slide 3 Gold Richness happy or prosperous: golden…