Nick and his Experiences of Materialism in "The Great Gatsby"

"Great Gatsby" shows human ambition to achieve his goal, failure disappointment and failure despair. In this era of the 1920's novel, America was a country full of pain, ambition, and lack of human value. The novel shows the reflection of the decade, it shows his passion and human passion for different aspects of American principles. As the series of events continues, some people will explain the idea of ​​exposing its unique aspects, the conflicts that will occur at different levels of society.

Great Gatsby Great Gatsby (Fitzgerald FS, 1925) is a novel that focuses on the narrator Nick Callaway after moving to New York in 1922. Nick attracted to the world of wealthy and mysterious neighbor Jay Gatsby and tried to pursue his fall which fell in love with Nick's cousin Daisy Buchanan. This was not exactly planned, and a series of incidents brought a fatal blow to the death of Gatsby in the near future. - Women have been regarded as second-class citizens from the beginning. It was not until 1848 that Elizabeth Calistanton began to start the correct movement of women. F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel "Great Gatsby" depicts the era when women have no power over men.

It was named after Jay Gatsby. Nick was a narrator, looking at various aspects of Gatsby, in addition to wealth and corruption, he thought "he was" wonderful. Nick grew up in the jazz era and was superseded by vitality and was supported by an artificial American dream. Throughout the novel, Gatsby's life is filled with bonuses and the resulting failures. From the perspective of Nick, due to his morality, he realized the "wonderful" form. At "Great Gatsby", Nick's perspective