This document contains two sources for a research paper on The Great Gatsby, including a peer-reviewed journal article that discusses race and Americanism in the novel, and another source that examines Gertrude Stein's influence on Fitzgerald's writing in the novel. The student provides assessments of relevance and peer review for each source and reflections on how each source can help with their paper.
This document contains two sources for a research paper on The Great Gatsby, including a peer-reviewed journal article that discusses race and Americanism in the novel, and another source that examines Gertrude Stein's influence on Fitzgerald's writing in the novel. The student provides assessments of relevance and peer review for each source and reflections on how each source can help with their paper.
This document contains two sources for a research paper on The Great Gatsby, including a peer-reviewed journal article that discusses race and Americanism in the novel, and another source that examines Gertrude Stein's influence on Fitzgerald's writing in the novel. The student provides assessments of relevance and peer review for each source and reflections on how each source can help with their paper.
Honors Junior English February 12, 2015 Jay Gatsby Materials Schreier, Benjamin. "Desire's second act: 'race' and The Great Gatsby's cynical Americanism." Twentieth Century Literature 53.2 (2007): 153+. Literature Resources from Gale. Web. 20 Jan. 2011. Summary: I am going to start my summary here. I will keep typing my summary without hitting enter so it continues onto the next line. Just make sure the headings for each section are in bold. Assessment: This source is relevant to my topic because it discusses The Great Gatsby and I know it is a peer reviewed article because I found it on AVL. Reflection: This article will help me with my paper because I learned Dilworth, Tom. "Gertrude Stein in Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby." The Explicator 67.1 (2008): 24+. Literature Resources from Gale. Web. 20 Jan. 2011. Summary: I am going to start my next summary here. You do not need a new heading/page for each new entry. Just start where the previous one ends. Assessment: Assessment here. Reflection: Reflection here.