The Great Gatsby - Illusion 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English LiteratureIllusionUniversityNone Created by: emmythenotsogreat2014Created on: 03-01-14 22:48 Magic & Medieval largesse In the food - pigs made of pastry 1 of 14 Wilson Appropriate that a 'real' man be represented as a phantom - 'a fantastic figure, gliding towards him' 2 of 14 Flux & Transformation The ideal involves flux & transformation 3 of 14 Physical Distinctiveness Nick derives the real from physical distinctiveness 4 of 14 Brechtian Gatsby is Brechtian 5 of 14 Adolescent Infatuation Gatsby forces Daisy to admit that she never loved Tom 6 of 14 Gatsby's Seeking of Status Through theft and release of female leisure-class body 7 of 14 Performative Contradiction Nick uses snobbish remarks to describe his 'snobbish' father in opening paragrah 8 of 14 Hard Work Lies in Valley of Ashes 9 of 14 Strands & Destination The strands are many but the destination is singular 10 of 14 Nothing is Absolute Worlds are constructed, behind them are dreams which depend on materiality 11 of 14 Captures the Inanimate and Makes it Animate 'The lawn started at the beach and ran toward the front lawn' (mansion - page 6) 12 of 14 Temporal Attitudes Pins temporal attitudes to a spatial one 13 of 14 The Eyes of T.J. Eckleburg Represent the arbitrariness of mental process by which people invest objects with 14 of 14
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