F. Scott Fitzgerald: The Great American Dreamer part 1
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quite simply the greatest...this is the man that made me fall in love with the written word. his love letters to zelda in the sanitarium alone are the purest of poetry. whatever fatal flaws the man possessed personally, he had the touch of greatness and a lyrical ability to take on universal truths in a totally original way. what a consequential life!
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In my opinion, Fitzgerald can be compared even to authors such as Evelyn Waugh and P.G. Wodehouse!
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In my opinion, Fitzgerald can be compared even to authors such as Evelyn Waugh and P.G. Wodehouse!
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Why is everything told in terms of 'Fitzgerald trying to fit in' ?
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yes
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@snowtoology Haha, true, true, that is a very EXCELLENT way to sum up the majority of Hemmingway’s work! ^_^ Given the time period of both men, and the submissive role of women and the trivializing attitude presented towards them, it’s no wonder that some women did become mentally unbalanced. If you have ever read “The Yellow Wallpaper,” this point is demonstrated brilliantly in a more psychological view of the causes and consequences of mental health than the brush off Hemmingway gave women.
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@snowtoology those are great words!!!
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@Usagi393 I agree. I think Hemingway is terribly overrated, especially compared to Fitzgerald. I mean, Hemingway's novels are nothing but a few run-on sentences with a love interest that comes off as crazy and unbalanced... Which is clearly Hemingway's view on women.
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Junto con Faulkner, Kerouac, Miller y, tal vez, Thomas Wolfe.
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Uno de los cinco mejores escritores estadounidenses del siglo XX.
Am I the only one watching these because I'm actually interested in the material?
TheMarzipanJesus 2 years ago 87
No.
scrumpydoo23 2 years ago 56