F. Scott Fitzgerald

F. Scott Fitzgerald welcomes the roar of the 1920s. Jazz era. The passive behavior of the past generation, the age of faith, and purity were thrown aside and created a space for the change that the United States would experience. The birth of women's independent voting rights, luxurious gatherings, and excitement everywhere. This is an era when people are considered to be "a lost generation", from which an outstanding writer of that era appeared.

F. Scott Fitzgerald's depiction of the 1920s F. Scott Fitzgerald is accurate to portray luxury and indifference of nobility in the 1920s. Fitzgerald explores many aspects of indifference and magnificence in his novel "Great Gatsby". The great impact on this society is the pursuit of American dreams. The gangsters played an influential role in the new currency aristocracy of the 1920s. Indifference is mainly due to the emergence of the 1920 Prohibition Order. - In the "The Great Gatsby" novel "The Great Gatsby" as criticism of American society, Fitzgerald criticized the American society of the 1920s. During these periods he used characters to show the power from men to women, and their unconscious voluntary actions. The whole novel shows attitude and influence to women.

Francis Scott Fitzgerald is also known for F. Scott Fitzgerald, the name of his author, admired as a famous American writer as a prominent author in the 1920s and 1930s. Home F. Scott Fitzgerald writes about his luxurious lifestyle in America, his wife, Zelda, their friends and his life in that era. Indeed, many of his novels and essays are real situations based on exaggerated plots, twists and rotations. - In most cases, women are often the center of the problem. Always change something. F. The great Gatsby written by Scott Fitzgerald explores women's contemporary perspectives and beliefs. From the perspective of Nick Callaway, Gatsby. This is a man named James Gatsby, he is very wealthy and has a big gathering. He got this wealth for an illegal business and was murdered at the end of the story.