Historical Gatsby
from Heathwood Rereadables Hosted by Elisha Sircy
This bonus episode features Dr. Sally Plowden and Dr. Sara Burrows discussing some key historical and cultural elements in and around F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby. These distinguished faculty members look at key themes and concerns circulating in America in the 1920s as well as how they get represented and critiqued in the novel.
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