The Great Gatsby Chapter 1: A Detailed Summary and Analysis of the Jazz Age’s Dark Glitter
Introduction: The Jazz Age’s Fragile Dreams Unveiled In the radiant spring of 1922, F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby unveils the Jazz Age’s glittering excess, a facade masking the era’s disillusionment. Fitzgerald, a product of the 1920s’ opulence, channels his own unease into Nick Carraway’s journey through Long Island’s contrasting enclaves, where class divides and […]