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Table of Contents
Introduction
0.1 Background Research
0.2 Literature Review of The Great Gatsby and Netherland
0.3 Thesis Statement
0.4 The Roadmap to the Subsequent Chapters
Chapter1.Intertextuality
1.1 An Introduction to Intertextuality
1.2 Poststructuralist Theories of Intertextuality
1.3 Reading Kristeva,Reading Intertextuality
1.3.1 Language as an Ideologeme
1.3.2 Text as the Psychic Space
Chapter2.Juxtaposition and Subversion
2.1 Narrative Identity
2.1.1 Fitzgerald’s Extravagant Life Style and Gatsby’s Party
2.1.2 Hans’ Chelsea Hotel and Joseph O’Neill’s Spiritual Dwelling
2.2 Narrative Mimesis
2.2.1 Uniqueness
2.2.2 Universality
2.3 Origin of the American Dream
Chapter3.Juxtaposition and Heritage
3.1 Two Sides of a Literary Coin
3.1.1 Fitzgerald’s Defiance
3.1.2 Joseph O’Neill’s Rebellion
3.2 A Tale of Two Cities
3.2.1 East Egg vs.West Egg
3.2.2 New York vs.London
3.2.3 Hague vs.Manhattan
3.3 Sublimity of the American Dream
Chapter4.Heritage and Subversion
4.1 Death of Gatsby and Chuck
4.1.1 Dedication of Gatsby
4.1.2 Disillusionment of Chuck
4.2 Rebirth of Nick and Hans
4.2.1 Repentance of Nick
4.2.2 Redemption of Hans
4.3 Demise of the American Dream
Conclusion
Works Cited
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