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Francis Scott Fitzgerald The Great Gatsby
Francis Scott Fitzgerald The Great Gatsby
Francis Scott Fitzgerald The Great Gatsby

The Great Gatsby

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The glittering parties Gatsby gives at his superb Long Island home are talked of far and wide: nearly everyone of renown samples his fabulous hospitality. But what do they know of him? He seems to be a man without a background, without history; whose eyes are always searching the glitter and razzmatazz for something... someone though no one knows who or what. None of the socialites can fathom him. But as his tragic story unfolds, Gatsby's destructive dreams and passions are revealed. 'Fitzgerald opens up rich vistas on no less a problem than what might be involved, what might be at stake, in trying to see, and write, America itself' Tony Tanner

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The Great Gatsby, Francis Scott Fitzgerald

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1998
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Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
1998
Formato
In brossura
Pagine
176
ISBN10
0140274138
ISBN13
9780140274134
Serie
Tag
Narrativa, Prosa storica, Amore, Letteratura Americana, Romanzi sociali, Critica sociale, Intrighi
Prima pubblicazione
1925
Titolo originale
The Great Gatsby
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The glittering parties Gatsby gives at his superb Long Island home are talked of far and wide: nearly everyone of renown samples his fabulous hospitality. But what do they know of him? He seems to be a man without a background, without history; whose eyes are always searching the glitter and razzmatazz for something... someone though no one knows who or what. None of the socialites can fathom him. But as his tragic story unfolds, Gatsby's destructive dreams and passions are revealed. 'Fitzgerald opens up rich vistas on no less a problem than what might be involved, what might be at stake, in trying to see, and write, America itself' Tony Tanner