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了不起的盖茨比人物形象

了不起的盖茨比人物分析XX

关于了不起的盖茨比的XX

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了不起的盖茨比人物形象

1、《了不起的盖茨比》中的人物形象分析_英语XXAn Analysis of the Characters in The Great GatXXy摘要菲茨杰拉德是20世纪美国的著名小说家。他的代表作《了不起的盖茨比》是20世纪美国社会的缩影。菲茨杰拉德将20世纪的美国社会趋势投射在《了不起的盖茨比》的人物性格中。XX主要分析了小说主要人物的性格—执着追求的盖茨比、天真善变的黛西、冷漠狡猾的汤姆、保守中立的尼克，以及他们在故事情节中的相互联系，文章通过小说情节研究人物性格，分析各自的性格所导致的不同结局，揭示了20世纪美国的社会现实，展现了一代人追求梦想的历程。关键词：《了不起的盖茨比》；人物性格；分析Abstract Francis Scott Fitzgerald is a fXXous American novelists in the early 20th century. His representative work The Great GatXXy is a microcosm of the 1920s America. Fitzgerald positions the trend of the society into the personalities of the characters in The Great GatXXy. This XXXXX XXinly XXXXyzes the characters- persistent and tragic GatXXy, innocent and changeable Daisy, snaky and indifferent Tom, conservative and neutral Nick, and their connections in the novel. Through the research of the personalities of the characters through the plots, and the XXXXysis of their different fates caused by their respective character, the XXXXX reveals the social reality of America in the 20th century and shows the pursuit of dreXXs of that generation. Key words: The Great GatXXy; character; XXXXysis

了不起的盖茨比人物分析XX

1、People think should buy a car for the following reasons:Convinent to work and travelSome people just want to show off(炫耀)On the other hand,some holds that we should not buy a car:To protect our invironment/car consume oil and polute airIt's hard to afford the cost of car oil,the oil price is high.All in all，I think a train can bring convenience for usBut also pollute the environmentCompared with bothWe should drive less,walk 全手工亲

2、可以空格2113，也可以不空格。英文的格式有两5261种，一种是向我们的中文一4102样，开头有空格，在word里面可以用1653Tab键实现，这样的格式，每段之间是没有空行的。另外一种格式是每段开头定格写，但是段与段之间空一行。这也就是为什么有的开头空几格，而有的没有了。这两种格式不能混用，即不可以既开头空格，又段与段之间空行的。扩展资料英语作文开头常用的方法有以下几种：（1）背景法：说明事件发生的时间、地点、情景等背景。（2）人物法：交代文章所要描述的主要人物或有关人物。（3）主题句法：提出一个观点或论据作为文章要阐明或论述的主题。（4）问题法：用提问的方式来引出文章的内容，以引起读者的注意力。（5）惊语法：用令人感到惊奇的句子开头，激起读者的兴趣。（6）故事法：以讲故事的形式作为文章的开头，在此基础上展开文章。多用于记叙文，也可用于议XX。（7）数据法：引用已经被证实的数字来引起话题。

3、LZ需要文章阅读类型的题目还是什么题目.文章名字 Different Countries,Different Traffic Rules文章应该是些给不太懂英语的观光客或者是初高中生看的吧,粗略阅读一下大意,总结出一个问题.When you're at a bus stop of The UK,what's the most important to do?P.S文章有点大意不清,P1和P2的篇幅基本一样,建议修改一下.如果用我设的标题,建议加长第一段.小广一下,Different Countries,Differnt Shoes Stlyes,Livenshow-旺旺kennyeatstrong

4、There are XXny means of transportation in the world,For exXXple：trains,cars,planes and boats.These ways are convenient and not very eXXensive.But I like riding a bike.Bicycle is a common means of tr.

关于了不起的盖茨比的XX

1、美国是一个以梦想而自豪的国家，美国梦算得上美国文明的一大特产。所谓美国梦，广义上是指美国的平等、XX和XX，狭义上是指一种相信只要在美国经过不懈的奋斗便能获得更好生活的理想，也就是人们必须通过自己的勤奋、勇气、创意和决心迈向繁荣。长期以来，美国梦激励着一代又一代的美国人。菲茨杰拉德的《了不起的盖茨比》，一部仅五万余言，却能列入二十世纪美国最佳的十二部小说之一，以一个青年人对财富地位与爱情追求的失败来解构美国梦的由来、演变及破灭的原因，同时生动地再现了美国二十世纪“爵士乐时代”的社会风貌和时代精神。

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1、F. Scott. Fitzgerald was the most representative novelist of the 1920's. He was not only an active, leading participant in the typically frivolous, moneyXXking life of the decade, but also a detached, profound observer of it at the sXXe time. His own life was a mirror of the times. He led a priceless life and achieved much during the “Roaring Twenties”, drinking hard whisky, driving fast cars, and taking much delight in it.

2、F. Scott. Fitzgerald was born on September 24, 1896, in St. Paul---in the Middle West of America. His father was a poor but well-bred descendent of the fXXily. During a ChristXXs vacation spent in St. Paul, Fitzgerald fall in love with Ginevra king who is a wealthy Chicago debutante. But later Ginevra king rejected him because her father thought that he was not rich. In 1917, Fitzgerald met Zelda Sayre and fell in love with her soon. However, although Zelda willing to become engaged to Fitzgerald, did not finally agree to XXrry him until he could show his ability to support her. So the moment the army released him in 1919, \novelist for the sole purpose of earning enough money to XXrry Zelda!\1982: 62) In 1919, he published his first novel This Side of Paradise, which was an immediate success. Suddenly, Fitzgerald got rich and fXXous at the age of twenty-three, and then he returned to Zelda and XXrried her. Zelda caused Fitzgerald's greatest happiness and deepest sorrow throughout his life.

3、their generation. They recklessly pursued their pleasures from America to Europe, spending more money than they earned. During this period, Fitzgerald wrote The Beautiful and DXXned (1922) and Tales of the Jazz Age (1922). In 1925, he wrote his best novel The Great GatXXy. However, everything changed after the first breakdown in 1930. Fitzgerald sank into alcoholism and was troubled by financial and psychological problems caused by his wife's luxury and jealousy of his writing. Tender Is the Night (1934) was completed around that time. He spent the rest of his life writing stories and screenplay and XXXd in 1940, at the age of 4 It was not until ten years after his death that the great genius of his writing cXXe into full recognition.

4、The decade of 1920?s of America had a sharply defined uniqueness than most recognized periods. World War I had left all European belligerents weak and numbed spiritually. America, however, not having been involved in the War for long, reXXined just as forceful as before. An economic boom XXrked the first few post-war years, and XXterialism spread rapidly all over the country, and people becXXe more greedy and self absorption. The American dreXX turned to be a dreXX of money, and wealth becXXe the symbol of success. However the gap between the wealthy and the poor was still painfully obvious in society.