THE GREAT GATSBY
1) THE
GREAT GATSBY : THE BOURBON STREET LINK
Novel Written By F. ScottFitzgerald - Index - About the Author - About the
1920's - Nick Carraway - Jay Gatsby .....
2) Ultimate Fitzgerald
Fan Page UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA LINK
3) Lesson
plans for THE GREAT GATSBY - The ultimate Gatsby page ! ... BY THE DISCOVERY
SCHOOL
4) The
Great Gatsby's Theme - Worksheets !! ... well, not a really fascinating
page!
5) F.
Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby (1925) with ... Questions to Think About:
By The College of Staten Island of The City University of New York
6) The
Great Gatsby - the portal ! GREAT PAGE ! By Hey Smarty.com
7) 
This
web site is part of the Literary Department of Homework Online. It has been
created to help students and readers of F. Scott Fitzgerald's famous story The
Greaty
Gatsby better understand the novel. Included in this site are summaries
and explanations, character analysis, discussion of themes, a user's forum where
readers can discuss and ask questions, and much more. We even have an online
store where you can purchase the novel, notes on the novel, and even the movie
adaptation. Enjoy. GREAT PAGE !
8)
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THE GREAT GATSBY - THIS
SITE INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING RESOURCES: AUTHOR AND BACKGROUND
BOOK SUMMARY
CHAPTER SUMMARIES
CHARACTER DESCRIPTIONS
ESSAYS
THEMES OF THE NOVEL |
9) ClassicNote
on The Great Gatsby voici une référence intéressante pour tous les profs
de Terminales LVR qui utiliseront "Gatsby"cette année. Cette adresse contient
les résumés des chapitres, une page de vocabulaire difficile,une page succinte
sur les personnages etc..., mais pas d'approche thématique.
10) Spark Notes
on The Great Gatsby
11) Centers of Interest in The Great Gatsby: A
Reader's Companion Site is designed for readers who desire to explore the
incredible richness of ideas that an interaction with F. Scott Fitzgerald's
great novel enables. The aim of this site is to facilitate as engaged an interpretation
as possible. Toward the objective of providing textual openings--ways into the
text--I am presenting a collection of Centers of Interest that are organized
and explored chapter by chapter as events unfold in The Great Gatsby. Chapter
Ten provides both a theoretical foundation and a practical classroom application
for the Centers of Interest approach to the teaching and reading of literature.
etc
Background Information
The
Crash of 1929
History
of Alcohol Prohibition
Two
Views of the 1920s
The
Lost Generation
Map
of New York and Long Island