The Great Gatsby is the novel of American author F. Scott Fitzgerald written in 1925. One of the main subjects of The Great Gatsby is representation of American Dream. This theme is the most significant because it relates on corruption of The American Dream. But, the first of all, it is necessary to understand: what is The American Dream? The American Dream is the term that first was used in “The Epic of America” by James Truslow Adams in 1931. Adams applied the term to describe American beliefs, political promises and social hopes. Later this term has become the notion that can describe the American Style of Life in general. The Great Gatsby describes The American Dream in the 1920’s, this novel demonstrates what happened to this phenomenon in this period of time. This period of time became one of the most corrupted for all history of America and there are many causes of it. The American Dream that was the example of good life: …show more content…
This dream of everyone for the better life, but it was evident that this dream only truly caused corruption and disruption, disruption of human life. This phenomenon of 1920’s that broke fates of many people, people that believed, people that worked hard. The Great Gatsby is a novel that demonstrates what happened to The American Dream in the 1920’s. The desire to have much money and to have love sometimes is not realizable. In the novel of Fitzgerald we see cynical post-war judgments about love and human actions, the novel is a kind of synthesis that graphically demonstrates us the entirely period of time, tragic period of time, period of the loss of human values, period when the human lost himself, frustrating period. The Great Gatsby is about love and money, but its greater subject—the tragic nature of aspiration—links these two in ways that deepen in the broadest, profoundest way our sense of who we