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American Society as Portrayed in The Great Gatsby
Summary: Critics say that through his novel The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald both criticizes and praises American society as it was lived during the Jazz Age. He uses the examples of people's greed and artificial personality, excessive drinking, and Gatsby's lengthy parties to condemn American society. He also uses Gatsby's dream of being successful, Nick's withholding of judgment, and Gatsby's love for Daisy to praise American society.
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