Two classic novels depicting moral decline, wealth, and personal crises in post-WWI America.
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Two classic novels depicting moral decline, wealth, and personal crises in post-WWI America.
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This book is the third of four volumes and presents one novel by Willa Cather and one by F. Scott Fitzgerald, regarded as Two of The Greatest American Writers of the 20th Century. Volume I. (First Novel): Alexander's Bridge / This Side of Paradise Volume II: One of Ours / The Beautiful and Damned Volume IV. (Last Novel): Sapphira and the Slave Girl / Tender is the Night (finished novel) The Professor's House was written in 1925, in post-war America. In a similar fashion to F. Scott Fitzgerald's ...
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Sexual content
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Implied affairs and romantic relationships central to both stories
Violence & gore
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War death referenced; one murder and car accident depicted
Profanity
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Mild period-appropriate language throughout
Substance use
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Frequent alcohol use and party scenes, especially in Gatsby
LGBTQ+ Rep.
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Religious content
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Magic & witchcraft
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Occult / demonology
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Political content
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Explores class divisions, wealth, and societal values
Self-harm / suicide
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Professor contemplates death and survives gas leak incident
Abuse & suffering
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Family tensions and grief over wartime loss depicted
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