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Fitzgerald Revisited: A Feminist Reexamination of <em>Tender is the Night</em>

Chipman, Lydia Moore2015

<p>This thesis, presented on F. Scott Fitzgerald's fourth novel. <em>Tender is the Night</em>, addresses connections between the text and the author's personal life, the novel's critical heritage and the strengths and weaknesses of the dominant critical paradigm, and the need for a new reading …

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The influence of dynamic psychiatry on <i>Tender Is the Night</i> by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Moffat, LaurenQueen's University Belfast2021

<p class="MsoNormal">This study is an attempt to redress the historical misapplication of literary and cultural theory in reading the psychiatric material of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s <i>Tender Is the Night</i>. Critics have applied several, sometimes contradictory, theoretical lenses to the text. As a …

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When That Greater Dream Had Gone: History and Self in 'The Great Gatsby'and 'Tender Is the Night'

Callahan, John FrancisUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2014

… 3c94032c8806d787c0bab7d0ce6573c9 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1970

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"Could I annoy you for a drink?" : Social management and alcoholism in Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby and Tender is the night

Granroth, Lucy Anderson

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Gender, Madness and the Search for Identity in selected works of F. Scott Fitzgerald

Turner, Helen MUniversity of Essex2015

In this thesis I engage with the subject of identity and how it is formed and undermined in the work of F. Scott Fitzgerald. In many of the novels and short stories a tension exists between two opposing forces. The first is the pursuit of a social identity which values inherited wealth and familial …

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Lost in Time: The Concept of Temporality in Works of the US Lost Generation

Fedorenko, RoksolanaUniverzita Karlova, Filozofická fakulta2024

The main focus of this thesis is the concept of time and temporality as represented in the major works of the US Lost Generation. The authors and the writings examined within this thesis are F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby and Tender Is the Night; Ernest Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises and A …

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Impossible Whiteness: Race, Gender, and American Identity in Early Twentieth-Century American Literature

Demant, Tarah2010

… of normalcy--as a complex, shifting category in the literature of early twentieth-century America, and show how gender, particularly, disrupts American whiteness. I deconstruct the various ways in which whiteness is defined legally, culturally, and in the marketplace, and demonstrate how Edith …

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