The Great Gatsby and Related Stories [Deckle Edge Paper] The Library of America Corrected Text The Great Gatsby, written by F. Scott Fitzgerald, is a timeless masterpiece that has captivated readers for generations with its haunting themes of love, greed, class, and the American Dream. Set in the roaring twenties, the novel follows the story of Nick Carraway, a young man from the Midwest who moves to Long Island's North Shore, seeking to escape the confines of his small-town upbringing and find his place in the world. As he becomes entangled in the lavish lifestyle of his wealthy neighbors, particularly the enigmatic Jay Gatsby, Nick finds himself drawn into a web of desire and deceit that ultimately leads to tragedy. At the heart of the novel is the alluring and elusive Gatsby, a self-made millionaire with a mysterious past and an unquenchable longing for Daisy Buchananan, the object of his unattainable desires. Through Gatsby's doomed love for Daisy, Fitzgerald explores the corrupting influence of wealth and the destructive nature of human obsession. The Great Gatsby is a sweeping tale of love, greed, and the fragility of the human spirit, set against the backdrop of the Jazz Age, a time of decadence and excess.

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The Great Gatsby and Related Stories ［Deckle Edge Paper］ The Library of America Corrected Text F。 Scott Fitzgeraldによって書かれたThe Great Gatsbyは、愛、ギリシャ、という曖昧なテーマで世代の読者を魅了してきた時代を超えた名作ですクラスとアメリカの夢。ロングアイランドのノースショアに引っ越してきた中西部の若者、ニック・キャラウェイが、彼の小さな町の育ちから抜け出し、世界で彼の居場所を見つけようとしているという物語。彼が裕福な隣人、特に謎のジェイ・ガツビーの豪華なライフスタイルに巻き込まれると、ニックは最終的に悲劇につながる欲望と欺瞞の網に刺繍されます。小説の中心には、神秘的な過去を持つ自作の億万長者、魅力的でとらえどころのないギャツビーがいます。ギャツビーのデイジーへの運命的な愛を通して、フィッツジェラルドは富の腐敗した影響と人間の執着の破壊的な性質を探求します。「The Great Gatsby」は、ジャズの時代、衰退と過剰の時代を背景に設定された、人間の精神の愛、貪欲さ、脆弱さの抜本的な物語です。