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Question
What are the themes of The Great Gatsby?
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The Great Gatsby is about the American dream

This position holds that the American Dream is the central theme of The Great Gatsby. It argues that every character is chasing their own ideal of that dream amid the materialism and excess of the Roaring Twenties — and that the novel charts its corruption and hollowness.

Supporting arguments · 2

  1. The Great Gatsby is about materialism
    The American dream is about buying items that display wealth.
  2. The Great Gatsby is about The Roaring Twenties
    The Roaring Twenties was a time of wealth, glamour, and having a high social status.