The Great Gatsby - Early & Modern Criticisms Flashcards

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What does journalist Liilian C. Ford say the novel leaves the reader in a mood of?

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“In a mood of chastened wonder”

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What does journalist Lillian C. Ford declare the novel?

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A “work of art”

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What 3 adjectives does journalist Edwin Clark describe the novel as?

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“Curious… mystical & glamorous”

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Who does journalist Harry Eagleton suggest readers finish the novel with a feeling of regret for?

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“One finishes Gatsby with a feeling of regret for Mr. Fitzgerald”

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How did journalist Ruth Synder describe the book?

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“Painfully forced”

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How did Ruth Synder describe Fitzgerald?

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“Not one of the great American writers of today”

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What did critic Lionel Trilling suggest Gatsby himself could represent?

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America

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What did journalist Arthur Mizener declare the novel as?

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“A classic of 20th century American fiction”

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