Scott Fitzgerald was worried about “The Great Gatsby.” It had been fifteen years since the novel was published, and the ...

"The idea that we're the greatest people in the world because we have the most money in the world is ridiculous. Wait until ...

Both stories deal, in some way, with class differences and social immobility. To nudge the kids along, Hannon shows them a chart known as "The Great Gatsby Curve." It comes from a report prepared ...

The Great Gatsby Curve: Inequality and the End of Upward Mobility Was Jay Gatsby a crook, or was he the victim of a crooked system? Photo courtesy of Warner Bros. Editor's Note: Is the American ...

Scott Fitzgerald's beloved classic "The Great Gatsby" is 100 years old today ... are very much related to those ideas of money, class, power, really how the 1% operate, and what Fitzgerald ...

On Thursday, “The Great Gatsby” by F ... that represented people’s discomfort with a kind of social inequalities, the class divide, in a country that was newly industrialized,” Dr ...

Scott Fitzgerald published his magnum opus The Great Gatsby in the United ... en masse in response to exploitation and inequality. The spectre of class struggle was no longer confined to political ...