These techniques not only deepen the tragic theme, but also imparted the text a brand-new interpretation and profound artistic glamour. 2 The employment of contrastive techniques 2.1 The contrast of scenes The author gives us a vivid description of various scenes in the novel, among which the most impressive are the sharp contrast between Gatsby’s parties and his funeral and the strong contradicts between the east and the west...
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These two pairs of contrastive scenes foreshadow Gatsby’s tragical destination. 2.1.1 The parties vs. the funeral The Jazz Age is a time of broken dream, a time of flapper, a time of changes and a time of financial boom. It’s clearly reflected in the description of Gatsby’s parties. These parties are fashionable, but pointless...
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