Connections To The Great Gatsby

In the novel “The Great Gatsby” by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald includes many different types of connections between his lifetime and a reflection on what life was like in the eyes of him. Fitzgerald shows connections to “The Great Gatsby’ by including his family history, Social History, and also national and world events that influenced him in writing this novel. F. Scott Fitzgerald also include Literary theories such as Historical, Formalists, Psychoanalytic. The great Gatsby also has connections to “How to Read Literature Like A Professor” and it has a connection and reveals the work as a whole.
F. Scott Fitzgerald’s full name is Francis Scott Key; Fitzgerald was born on September 24, 1896, in St. Paul, Minnesota. As Fitzgerald was

young he was young and very bright ambitious boy, his parents both knew that he was very smart and highly believed in him and everything he does. Fitzgerald’s parents are very successful, with his father being a aristocratic father and mother being a energetic mother. His father is the author of “The Star Spangled Banner,” by Francis Scott Key. He attended the St. Paul Academy, and was introduced to writing at the age of 13, By the ftgrfftime he was 13 and 6 months he published his first piece of writing in print and published it in the school newspaper. In 1911 Fitzgerald was 15 Years old both his parents sent him to a Newman school, located in New Jersey. Whie being there he met someone important Father Sigourney Fay,