The Great Gatsby is a novel by Francis Scott Fitzgerald (1896-1900) published in 1925 and considered a “manifesto” of the United States of the 1920s – the so-called “Jazz Age” – whose great economic development will culminate in the Wall crisis. Street of 1929. The book focuses on the mysterious and ambiguous figure of Jay Gatsby, a self-made man enriched in a somewhat suspicious way, who, obsessed with the figure of his beloved Daisy, symbolizes myths and contradictions of the “American…
