Collected essays of the First International F. Scott Fitzgerald Conference, held at Hofstra University in 1992 Includes bibliographical references and index Budd Schulberg: Remembering Scott Frances Kroll Ring: Memories of Scott Charles Scribner III: F. Scott Fitzgerald: a publisher's perspective George Garrett: Thegood ghost of Scott Fitzgerald Nancy P. Van Arsdale: Princeton as modernist's hermeneutics: rereading this side of paradise Catherine B. Burroughs: Keats's Lamian legacy: romance and the performance of gender in the beautiful and damned Steven Frye: Fitzgerald's Catholicism revisited: the Eucharistic element in the beautiful and damned Richard Lehan: Thegreat Gatsby--The text as construct: narrative knots and narrative unfolding André Le Vot: Fitzgerald and Proust: connoisseurs of kisses Scott F. Stoddart: Redirecting Fitzgerald's "gaze": masculine perception and cinematic license in the great Gatsby Michel Viel: Therendering of proper names, titles, and allusions in the French translations of the great Gatsby Dana Brand: Tourism and modernity in tender is the night Robert A. Martin: Fitzgerald's use of history in the last tycoon Quentin E. Martin: Tamed or idealized: Judy Jone's dilemma in "Winter dreams" John Kuehl: Inside "Outside the cabinet-maker's" Barbara Sylvester: Whose "Babylon revisited" are we teaching? Crowley's fortunate corruption, and others not so fortunate Richard Allan Davison: Art and autobiography in Fitzgerald's "Babylon revisited" Bruce L. Grenberg: Fitzgerald's "Crack-up" essays revisited: fictions of the self, mirrors for a nation Edward J. Gleason: Going toward the flame: reading allusions in the Esquire stories H. R. Stoneback: Adark ill-lighted place: Fitzgerald and Hemingway, Philippe Count of Darkness and Philip counter-espionage agent Edward Gillin.: Fitzgerald's Twain |
