greatgatsby服装

A. 求jessica drake的电影，请发至[email protected]

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B. 有什么英文名著是学英美文学应该看的

PartI;English
literature
Unit
1
William
Shakespeare
四大悲剧四大喜剧可以挑感兴趣的读读，比如Hamlet比较重要
Unit
2
Daniel
Defoe
--Roinson
Crusoe和Moll
Flanders
Unit
3
Robert
Burns
--几首著名诗歌，友谊地久天长和A
red
red
rose
Unit
4
Willam
Wordsworth--著名诗歌，
I
wandered
lonely
as
a
cloud
和
a
solitary
reaper
Unit
5
John
Keats--夜莺颂to
a
nightingale
Unit
6
Jane
Austen--傲慢与偏见，理智与情感，艾玛
Unit
7
Charles
Dickens--Oliver
Twist,
A
tale
of
two
cities，Dombey
and
son
Unit
8
Charlotte
Bronte--Jane
Eyre
Unit
9
Thomas
Hardy--Tess
of
the
D'
Urbervilles最著名，其他的无名的裘德，还乡也很著名
Unit
10
Virginia
Woolf--Mrs.
Dalloway
Part
II:American
Literature
Unit
11
Nathaniel
Hawthorne--红字The
Scarlet
Letter
Unit
12
Walt
Whitman--Leaves
of
Grass
Unit
13
Emily
Dickinson--好多诗，很短，没有题目
Unit
14
Mark
Twain--The
Adventures
of
Huckleburry
Finn
Unit
15
Theodore
Dreiser--Sister
Carrie
Unit
16
Robert
Frost--好多著名的诗歌，都很重要，the
road
untaken
Unit
17
F.Scott
Fitzgerald--The
Great
Gatsby
Unit
18
William
Faulkner--短篇小说A
rose
for
Emily

C. 请问谁有 The Great Gatsby 的中文版

你要找的是小说还是电影
电影的话是哪年的版本

了不起的盖茨比 TheGreatGatsby (2013)
了不起的盖茨比 TheGreatGatsby (2000)
了不起的盖茨比 TheGreatGatsby (1974)
了不起的盖茨比 TheGreatGatsby (1949)
了不起的盖茨比 TheGreatGatsby (1926)

D. 了不起的盖茨比 英文版角色介绍

tom buchanan: 富二代，头脑简单四肢发达。种族歧视，性别歧视，粗鲁。虽然有daisy这样美貌天仙的夫人，可还是经常和别人发生关系（包二奶）。
jay gatsby(原名james gatsz)：来自一个平穷的农民家庭。一战英雄。一直追逐着理想，后来成为百万富翁。（那个年代百万相当于几十个亿）主要通过做违法生意暴富（贩卖私酒，当时美国有禁酒令）。一直为daisy和社会地位而奋斗。虽然是新贵，可一直包装自己。
Daisy fay (daisy buchanan): 来自louisville一个富裕的家庭，和年轻的士兵jay gatsby 曾经有过一段爱情。后来为了财富和社会地位而嫁给tom buchanan

nick carraway:盖茨比的邻居，daisy的表亲，tom的大学同学。耶律大学文学系毕业生。因为证券市场好而来纽约该行从事金融。gatsby电影／书是从nick的角度，以回忆录的形式描述的。
jordan baker：顶级高尔夫球手，nick的女友，daisy的闺蜜。
myrtle wilson: tom情妇，加油站老板george wilson的夫人，享乐主义的代表人物。
george wilson:加油站老板，myrtle先生，生活贫苦。
meyer wolfsheim：地下交易大佬，和gatsby有生意上的往来。

E. 公司宴会，主题是the great gatsby。该穿怎样的礼服呢

《伟大的盖茨比》主题的话，应该是十九世纪二十年代美国上流社会的着装风格，可以参考莱昂纳多主演的同名电影。

F. 了不起的盖茨比的英文简介

英文简介：
The Great Gatsby was published in 1922 by F. Scott Fitzgerald. At first glance, the novel appears to be a simple love story, but further examination reveals Fitzgerald's masterful scrutiny of American society ring the 1920s and the corruption of the American dream.

F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby (1926) is, at first sight, a novel about love, idealism and disillusionment. However, it soon reveals its hidden depths and enigmas. What is the significance of the strange "waste land" between West Egg and New York, where Myrtle Wilson meets her death, an alien landscape presided over by the eyes of T J Eckleburg whose eyes, like God's, "see everything"? And what are we to make of the novel's unobtrusive symbolism (the green light, the colour of American dollar bills, which burns at the end of Daisy's dock, the references to the elements - land, sea and earth - over which Gatby claims mastery, the contrast between "East" and "West"), or its subtle use of the personalised first narrator, the unassuming Nick Carraway?

It is a novel which has intrigued and fascinated readers. Clearly, as a self-proclaimed "tale of the West", it is exploring questions about America and what it means to be American. In this sense Gatsby is perhaps that legendary opus, the "Great American Novel", following in the footsteps of works such as Moby Dick and Huckleberry Finn.

We will return to this aspect of the novel in more detail later on. However, we also need to be aware that it is a novel which has much to be say about more abstract questions to do with faith, belief and illusion. Although rooted in the "Jazz Age" which Fitzgerald is so often credited with naming, it is also a novel which should be considered alongside works like The Waste Land, exploring that "hollowness at the heart of things" which lies just below the surface of modern life.

Eliot himself remarked that the novel "interested and excited me more than any new novel I have seen, either English or American, for a number of years". Viewed from more distant perspectives it is possible to see Gatsby as an archetypally tragic figure, the epitome of idealism and innocence which strives for order, purpose and meaning in a chaotic and hostile world. In this sense Gatsby contains religious and metaphysical dimensions: the young man who shapes a "Platonic vision of himself" and who endows the worthless figure of Daisy with religious essence, eventually passes away into nothingness, with few at the funeral to lament the passing of his romantic dream

G. the greatgatsby was not wellreceivedwhenitwaspu

《了不起的盖茨比》这本书在1926年印刷出版时并未被广泛接受（或受到广泛的欢迎）。