论文论《了不起的盖茨比》中美国梦的破灭
从《了不起的盖茨比》看美国梦的破灭
摘要：弗朗西斯·司各特·菲茨杰拉尔德是美国“爵士时代”的代言人，他在其代表作《了不起的盖茨比》中以细腻的笔触表现了二十世纪二十年代美国的风貌，用主人公盖茨比的悲剧人生隐喻了“美国梦”的虚幻及其不可企及性，揭示了“美国梦”破灭的必然规律。
论文从作者和小说人物分析着手，通过对《了不起的盖茨比》的写作背景，作者自身的经历、故事的主要内容、小说主人公盖茨比之梦的破灭等多方面的分析和解剖,深刻地揭示了“美国梦”的发展与破灭。
本文第一部分简要介绍了菲茨杰拉尔德和他的小说《了不起的盖茨比》, 以及小说的社会和文化背景；第二部分介绍美国梦，包括它的定义，起源和内涵；第三部分分析美国梦及其破灭的原因；最后一部分我总结了一下这本小说，并提出了自己的观点。
朋友说说关键词：了不起的盖茨比美国梦破灭爵士时代
Analysis of the disillusion of American dream from
" The Great Gatsby"
Abstract: Francis ? Scott Fitzgerald, a spokesman of "the Jazz Age" in the United States.In his masterpiece,"The Great Gatsby”, he us delicate brush strokes to show the style of American in the 1920s. Hero Gatsby's tragic life, as a metaphor for the illusory and entertainment of the "American Dream", reveals the inexorable law of the disillusion of "American dream".收红包感谢语
The paper begins with the analysis of the author and characters of the novel, which profoundly reveals the development and disillusion of “The American Dream” by analyzing and anatomizing writing background of "The Great Gatsby”, the author's own experience, the main content of the story, novel leading character Gatsby’s shattered dream and other aspects.
The first part of this paper briefly introduces the Fitzgerald and his novel "The Great Gatsby", and the social and cultural background of the novel; the cond part introduces the "American dream", including its definition, origin and connotation; the third part analyz
es “the American dream” and its bursting reasons; At last, I summarize this novel and prent my own point of view on the issue.
腊猪脚怎么做好吃Key words: the great Gatsby, the American dream, disillusion, Jazz age
世界上胸最大的人CONTENTS
摘要...........................................................................................................................I Abstract….. ............................................................................... ................................ II Chapter One Introduction ..........................................................................................I
1.1 Introduction of Scott Fitzgerald and his novel " The Great Gatsby" (1)
1.1.1 Introduction of Scott Fitzgerald (1)
1.2.2 Introduction of the novel " The Great Gatsby (1)
1.2 Introduction of social and cultural background of (2)
Chapter T wo Introduction of American Dream (3)
2.1 The definition of American dream (3)
2.2 The origin of American dream (4)
2.2.1 The traditional American dream (4)
2.2.2 The American dream in 20th century (4)
2.3 The connotation of American dream in different historical background (5)
2.3.1 The American dream from 18th to 19th century (5)
2.3.2 The American dream after Industrialization (6)
2.3.3 The American dream in 21st century (6)
2.4 The different interpretation to American dream (7)
青鲨Chapter Three Analysis of the disillusion of American dream and its (8)
3.1 The disillusion of love (8)
3.2 The disillusion .9
3.3 The disillusion of status (9)
3.4 The bursting reason of American dream (10)膝关节炎注意事项
3.4.1 From the point of view of the hero (10)
3.4.2 From the point of view of the whole society and age (11)
Chapter Four Conclusion (13)
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References (14)
Acknowledgements (15)
Chapter One Introduction
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1.1 Introduction of Scott Fitzgerald and his novel "The Great Gatsby"
1.1.1 Introduction of Scott Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald was born in1896 into a St .Paul middle –class family .His father was gentlemanly but unsuccessful in business .Scott had an expensive education first in private schools ,and then at Princeton ,where he became part of the intellectual t ,the Triangle Club ,which included ,among others ,Edmund Wilson. He began to write for the shows of the club, became editor of a university magazine, and was developing a reputation .He felt that he was heading for the upper class life in which he would play a leading part as a writer. Then he had to leave Princeton ,probably partly becau of his academic record that had suffered from his illness and from too heavy an extra-curriculum schedule and also becau the First World War that was going on offered him a good excu to stay away for a while . A year’s abnce from the university wounded his pride and ambition so that it ironed itlf into his consciousness as one of the major disappointments he suffered in his short, unhappy life .He returned to Princeton only to stay for another year in which he managed to finish the draft of his first novel, the Side of Paradi. Then in 1922, Fitzgerald finished his cond novel, The Beautiful and the Dam
ned. The Beautiful and the Damned is interesting especially as a sort of first attempt as writing is not as great .Meanwhile, the Fitzgerald were living, on the proceeds of Scott’s books and stories, the life of the people who go to Gatsby’s crazy parties. In 1925, he wrote his masterpiece, The Great Gatsby in Pairs. The Fitzgerald had gone there from Y ork and met Hemingway and Gertrude Stein, among others. (Referring to 美国文学史，第三版，南开大学出版社)
