Biases In The Great Gatsby

F. Scott Fitzgerald makes his readers think carefully about the past and how its biases might affect the way we view other people. There is an everyday violation touching individuals and their human rights, which cause them situations of confusion and anxiety. The key point, however, appears to be offering a certainty about historians’ facts so we can acknowledge what was happening in the past. The author frequently gives particular facts about the struggle among the non- natives to adjust to everyday life and how these people find it difficult to completely adapt to the culture around