Imperialism In The Great Gatsby

Francis Scott Fitzgeral, an American famous novelist, whose novel — the Great Gatsby, has formed the author's real experience and effort, the whole novel is very readable, and because of the emotion and experience very vivid and moving, laid Fitzgerald’s status in the history of American literature, make it known as spokesman of the jazz age literature, analyzing the feelings and experiences of this novel still has a wealth of referencefor for those of us in the new century, especially the protagonist Gatsby's love tragedy, but also the revelation and thinking of social and human nature.
It can be seen throughout the whole novel, Gatsby’s love tragedy is mainly attributed to two aspects, the first one is the insurmountable gap between classes, …show more content…
In fact, the United States during the First World War, is just a flight for the interests of the country, the United States to participate in the purpose and intention of war, obviously, is to get more benefit, and these interests is not helping people.When he found his lover Daisy married the rich man Tom for money and status of infatuation, Gatsby's personality in the merciless social, dissimilated this alienation make Gatsby no longer identify with honor, but more worship money and status, Gatsby believed that as long as they receive money and status, Daisy will be able to return to his side. Therefore, thought after the dissimilated, Gatsby’s values including the value choice and value judgment have taken place in the migration, the United States of the proletariat is the sad province of, don't realize how to fundamentally change their own destiny tragedy, but to see the current state of drift. In fact, Gatsby, alienation, ideological values distorted, make Gatsby chose not to choose all means to get money, he sell wine, smuggling to earn huge