997 resultados para Fitzgerald, F. Scott (Francis Scott), 1896-1940. The great Gatsby


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Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq)

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This article aims to reassess F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic The Great Gatsby (1925), taking into consideration the myth-critical hypotheses of philosopher René Girard. Specifically, this essay will analyse the concepts of mimetic desire, resentment and reprisal violence as emotional components of myth, paying close attention to how the reinterpreted mythical pattern of the novel influences the depiction of such emotions as social traits of corruption. Finally, this article will challenge interpretations that have regarded Gatsby as a successful scapegoat-figure, examining instead how the mythical meanings and structures of the text stage an emotional crisis of frustrated desire and antagonism that ultimately offers no hope of communal restoration.

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Texto íntegro de la obra 'El gran Gatsby' del autor estadounidense Francis Scott Fitzgerald, ambientada en la alta sociedad norteamericana de los años 20 del siglo XX en Nueva York y Long Island. Cuenta la historia de cómo Jay Gatsby, hombre rico y de pasado misterioso, pretende recuperar un amor de juventud, Daisy, casada ya con el millonario Tom Buchanan. El libro está aprobado por el OCR (Oxford Cambridge and RSA Examinations) para ser usado en sus especificaciones del nivel AS (educación secundaria) en lengua y literatura inglesas. Contiene notas explicativas al texto.

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This chapter will examine how transnational film making allows national and iconic stories to shift outside their imposed national boundaries, freeing them from “nation building” constraints and predetermined ideological motivations. Each interpretation creates one more dimension to the story’s complexity and hybridity assuring its continuance and relevance into the future. Each new film version, and in the case of iconic stories, each new transnational film version, breathes new energy and life into the stories and also stops monolithic ownership of them. What is also of interest in this chapter is the judgement cast upon each of the retelling and adaptations of these iconic stories. Every adaptation is weighed up and judged against a mythic ideal, and as such, each always falls short of imagined expectations. But in a paradoxical fashion, it is this failure to capture that provides the impetus for the story’s future retellings.

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Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)

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A dupla condição do escritor José Rodrigues Miguéis, enquanto português e americano, bem como o facto de ter optado por escrever sempre na sua língua materna, embora radicado nos EUA, desde 1935, torna as suas traduções de obras literárias, de Inglês para Português, num objecto de observação pertinente,no contexto dos estudos de tradução. A partir da sua tradução do romance The Great Gatsby, de Francis Scott Fitzgerald, serão observados aspectos no texto de chegada para os quais se procurará apontar as opções tradutórias subjacentes, de acordo com princípios e conceitos da Teoria da Tradução.

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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

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The Lower Darling River and Great Darling Anabranch are located in south west New South Wales. Muddy waters meander over the grey soil floodplains past red dunes, spiky saltbush and gnarled red gums. These are the traditional lands of the Paakintji people. But the land and the river are no longer what the Paakintji once knew and fished...

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William Francis Thompson (1888–1965), an early fishery biologist, joined the California Fish and Game Commission in 1917 with a mandate to investigate the marine fisheries of the state. He initiated studies on the albacore tuna, Thunnus alalunga, and the Pacific sardine, Sardinops sagax, as well as studies on other economically important marine organisms. Thompson built up a staff of fishery scientists, many of whom later attained considerable renown in their field, and he helped develop, and then direct, the commission’s first marine fisheries laboratory. During his tenure in California, he developed a personal philosophy of research that he outlined in several publications. Thompson based his approach on the yield-based analysis of the fisheries as opposed to large-scale environmental studies. He left the state agency in 1925 to direct the newly formed International Fisheries Commission (now the International Pacific Halibut Commission). William Thompson became a major figure in fisheries research in the United States, and particularly in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, during the first half of the 20th cent