Readings on The great Gatsby
(Book)

THE GREENHAVEN PRESS LITERARY COMPANION TO AMERICAN LITERATURE Includes bibliographical references (p. 184-187) and index (p. 189-192). "Works by F. Scott Fitzgerald": p. 188. Who is Jay Gatsby? -- Gatsby is a classic romatic / Robert Ornstein -- Gatsby is a sinister gangster / Thomas H. Pauly -- Gatsby is a profoundly comic character / Brian Way -- Gatsby is a pathological narcissist / Giles Mitchell -- Gatsby is a fairy-tale hero for the middle class / Robert Emmet Long -- Reflections of America in The Great Gatsby -- The cynical views of an American literary generation / William Goldhurst -- The American dream: all gush and twinkle / Louis Auchincloss -- Delusions of American idealism / Joyce A. Rowe -- The true heir of the American dream / Marius Bewley -- The grotesque end product of the American dream / Richard Lehan -- Ethics in Gatsby: an examination of American values / Tony McAdams -- Corruption and anti-immigrant sentiments skew a traditional American tale / Jeffrey Louis Decker -- A farewell to flappers / Edwin Clark -- The art of The Great Gatsby -- An introduction to Gatsby / F. Scott Fitzgerald -- The high cost of immersion / Malcolm Bradbury -- Using a dramatic narrator to present a bifocal view / Douglas Taylor -- Creating a creator / David H. Lynn -- Fitzgerald's remarkable narrative art / R.W. Lid -- Transforming old values into new art / Robert Sklar.