F. Scott Fitzgerald : new perspectives /
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| Format: | Conference Proceeding Book |
| Language: | English |
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Athens, Ga. :
University of Georgia Press,
[2000]
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Table of Contents:
- Remembering Scott / Budd Schulberg
- Memories of Scott / Frances Kroll Ring
- F. Scott Fitzgerald: a publisher's perspective / Charles Scribner III
- The good ghost of Scott Fitzgerald / George Garrett
- Princeton as modernist's hermeneutics: rereading This side of paradise / Nancy P. Van Arsdale
- Keat's Lamian legacy: romance and the performance of gender in The beautiful and damned / Catherine B. Burroughs
- Fitzgerald's Catholicism revisited: the eucharistic element in The beautiful and damned / Steven Frye
- The great Gatsby. The text as construct: narrative knots and narrative unfolding / Richard Lehan
- Fitzgerald and Proust: connoisseurs of kisses / André Le Vot
- Redirecting Fitzgerald's "gaze": masculine perception and cinematic license in The great Gatsby / Scott F. Stoddart
- The rendering of proper names, titles, and allusions in the French translations of The great Gatsby / Michel Viel
- Tourism and modernity in Tender is the night / Dana Brand
- Fitzgerald's use of history in The last tycoon / Robert A. Martin
- Tamed or idealized: Judy Jone's dilemma in "Winter dreams" / Quentin E. Martin
- Inside "Outside the cabinet-maker's" / John Kuehl
- Whose "Babylon revisited" are we teaching? Crowley's fortunate corruption, and others not so fortunate / Barbara Sylvester
- Art and autobiography in Fitzgerald's "Babylon revisited" / Richard Allan Davison
- Fitzgerald's "Crack-up" essays revisited: fictions of the self, mirrors for a nation / Bruce L. Grenberg
- Going toward the flame: reading allusions in the Esquire stories / Edward J. Gleason
- A dark ill-lighted place: Fitzgerald and Hemingway, Philippe Count of Darkness and Philip counter-espionage agent
- Fitzgerald's Twain / Edward Gillin.