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Velký Gatsby
Author: F. Scott Fitzgerald
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Wealth, social standing, and the ideal of romantic love are closely intertwined in Velký Gatsby. Francis Scott Fitzgerald sets the story of Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan in America's Jazz Age, where extravagant lifestyles conceal conflicting expectations. The novel explores the American dream and the tension between personal desire and social reality. This Czech-language edition from LEDA will appeal to readers of classic fiction seeking both psychological and social depth in a love story.
Jay Gatsby has established a new social position and invests it with meaning that goes beyond wealth itself. Daisy belongs to the world on which his dreams are focused. Their expectations, however, do not form a shared vision of the future.
Fitzgerald connects personal relationships with the atmosphere of Prohibition and the Jazz Age. Luxury and social display provide a setting for questions about success, innocence, and illusion.
The United States during Prohibition and the Jazz Age.
Jay Gatsby: A man whose social rise is bound up with his ideal of love.
Daisy Buchanan: An upper-class woman on whom Gatsby pins his hopes.
For readers of American classics interested in the American dream, class differences, and romantic illusions.
Czech-language e-book published by LEDA, 208 pages.
Wealth, social standing, and the ideal of romantic love are closely intertwined in Velký Gatsby. Francis Scott Fitzgerald sets the story of Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan in America's Jazz Age, where extravagant lifestyles conceal conflicting expectations. The novel explores the American dream and the tension between personal desire and social reality. This Czech-language edition from LEDA will appeal to readers of classic fiction seeking both psychological and social depth in a love story.
Book information
- Author
- Francis Scott Fitzgerald
- Publisher
- LEDA spol. s r.o.
- Imprint
- Leda
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- ISBN
- 978-80-733-5319-3
- Publication date
- 1. January 2011
- Pages
- 208
What is Velký Gatsby about?
Jay Gatsby has established a new social position and invests it with meaning that goes beyond wealth itself. Daisy belongs to the world on which his dreams are focused. Their expectations, however, do not form a shared vision of the future.
Fitzgerald connects personal relationships with the atmosphere of Prohibition and the Jazz Age. Luxury and social display provide a setting for questions about success, innocence, and illusion.
Setting
The United States during Prohibition and the Jazz Age.
Main characters
Jay Gatsby
A man whose social rise is bound up with his ideal of love.
Daisy Buchanan
An upper-class woman on whom Gatsby pins his hopes.
Who is this book for?
For readers of American classics interested in the American dream, class differences, and romantic illusions.
Otázky o knihe
What is Velký Gatsby about?
Jay Gatsby has established a new social position and pins his hopes on Daisy Buchanan. Their conflicting expectations raise questions about love, success, and illusion.
Who wrote the book?
Francis Scott Fitzgerald.
How many pages does this edition have?
208 pages.
What language is the e-book in?
Czech.
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