The best dichotomy which can describe about the theme of F. S. Fitzgerald"s The Great Gatsby is______. A: children"s innocence vs. adults" decadence B: spiritual wilderness vs. material civilization C: the innate evils of man vs. human perfectibility D: conservatism vs. liberal-mindedness
The best dichotomy which can describe about the theme of F. S. Fitzgerald"s The Great Gatsby is______. A: children"s innocence vs. adults" decadence B: spiritual wilderness vs. material civilization C: the innate evils of man vs. human perfectibility D: conservatism vs. liberal-mindedness
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