Reception of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Work, This Side of Paradise

The reception of F. Scott Fitzgerald's bestseller F. Scott Fitzgerald of Heaven wrote the first draft of his first novel in a military training camp between 1917 and 1918. The title is romantic. By February 1918, Fitzgerald submitted his first complete draft of the novel to Charles Scrabner's son, but it was rejected. In October 1918, Fitzgerald submitted a revised version to Scribner and was rejected again. Finally, in 1918, the third edition of "romantic" was accepted by Charles Scubner's son and renamed to the published "heavenly side".

F. In Scott Fitzgerals' first novel "This Side of Heaven", the hero of Fitzgerald is Amory Brain. He meets all the criteria listed by Gindin and is a feature of "Fitzgerald Hero". When Amory was young he was constantly interested in the success of society and the desire to be the best person in society. He is very strong and confident in himself and his achievements. When Amory was young, he used this to be "attractive", "smart", and what he wanted most. Indeed, Amory knows that he has these characteristics, he is proud of them and gives him "royal egoism" (24). Amory's explanation when entering the preparatory school is "He is very handsome ... his condition here may be the most dangerous, he gives himself his personality, charm, charm, balance, and modern Men's power, attractive all women's gifts ... spiritual - perfect, undoubtable superiority "(25)

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