Jordan: A Woman of the 1920s

The traditional role of women before the 1920s was often very reluctant and few existed. They cook, cleanse, and concentrate on children and their families. But during the First World War, women had little freedom when working without men. This is due to the liberating role of women. This role, F. It is explained by Jordan Baker of "Great Gatsby" by Scott Fitzgerald. Jordan Baker represents a new generation of women who choose freedom, independence, careless lifestyle.

Jordan Baker - Daisy's friend, Nick's romantic lady. As a very competitive golfer, Jordan represents the "rookie" of the 1920s - cynical, boyish, selfish. Jordan is beautiful and dishonest. She cheated and won the facts to win the first golf tournament. George Wilson - A fatigued owner of an aging and aging car shop at Murray's husband, the end of the ash valley. George ideally liked Myrtle and is disappointed with Tom's jealousy. When Myrtle was killed, George was sad. George is like Gatsby. They are all dreamers, neither because they are ruined by Tom's love for one woman.

First, Fitzgerald introduced Jordan as a despicable woman, but Nick fell in love with her. She fascinated Nick to her magical charm, but she has similarities with women in the 1920s. Like most other women in the 1920s, Jordan participated in parties and social events. Fitzgerald showed to the reader, Nick showed that women in the 1920s could become vulgar people. Jordan is this perfect example as she does not respect Nick. And she does not show respect for her performance. Fitzgerald also showed the other side of Jordanian women in the 1920s. Women in the 1920s were involved in several inappropriate taboos, but Jordan showed how women can succeed. Jordan is doing a good job, and she showed that she can support herself without a man. Generally, rather than a typical woman of the 1920s, Jordan showed many qualities with women in the 1920s.

In the novel, Jordan Baker is a free and careless personality in many respects in the 1920s. Her name was actually the work of the two major US automobile manufacturers of those days: Jordan Motor Company and Baker Motors. Jordan Motors is one of the first companies to sell women-only items such as The Tomboy and The Playboy. Jordan motor company is a true representative of America in the 1920s. People are dressed very smart and want to drive cars looking good, so we focus on the exterior and proudly promote that idea.