28 Feb 2006
Article: Kumamoto
Kumamoto, Chikako D. "Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby." Explicator 60.1 (2001) 37+. Academic Search Elite. Seton Hill University Lib., Greensburg. 25 Feb 2005. (http://reeveslib.setonhill.edu).
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/mt/mt-tb.cgi/5532
Excerpt: Article: Kumamoto -- Jerz: American Lit II (EL 267)"Thus the chicken trope unmasks the cowardly Tom and Daisy's "conspiring together" to re-establish the unbrekable, unholy alliance of marriage,cash and status - a fundamental cause of Gatsby's tragedy....
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Excerpt: Article: Kumamoto -- Jerz: American Lit II (EL 267) "As Gatsby's literary antecedent, Trimalchio appears to have provided Fitzgerald with a keen awareness of the elevating effect of classical inscriptions on the Gatsby character" Other than the importa...
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Excerpt: Article: Kumamoto -- Jerz: American Lit II (EL 267) Thus the chicken trope unmasks the cowardly Tom and Daisy's "conspiring together" to re-establish the unbreakable, unholy alliance of marriage, cash, and status--a fundamental cause of Gatsby's traged...
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Excerpt: Article: Kumamoto -- Jerz: American Lit II (EL 267) I cant figure out how to find this article with the search engine....
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Excerpt: Article: Kumamoto -- Jerz: American Lit II (EL 267) "From such egg and fowl lore of antiquity, one can infer Fitxgerald's intertextual ambition to heighten the irreconcilable social gap between West Egg, with a chauffer clad "In a uniform of...
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Excerpt: Article: Kumamoto -- Jerz: American Lit II (EL 267) Kumamoto's article discusses the connections between Gatsby and the Roman story of the wealthy, popular Trimalchio. My AP Latin Prose class in high school actually read the story of Trimalchio.......
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"His careers as Trimalcho was over." when Gatsby stops Saturday night parties (119).
All things come to an end at some point and time. His hopes and dreams of being with Daisy were all soon to end. He could no longer have the parties if Daisy was not going to attend them, in which case she was not she was going to stay with Tom, the cheater. Although Daisy is a convincing lier.
Posted by: Melissa Lupari at February 26, 2006 03:54 PMDennis,
not sure if my profolio is done right and I don't really know how to do it. Don't know how to go around getting the URL without having to start over. Not sure what you want. Never did this before
