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This paper discusses F. Scott Fitzgerald as the chronicler of the Jazz Age, the 1920s, noting that this was a decade of change in American life with the public indulging itself in a number of ways after the hardships of World War I and before the even greater hardships they did not yet foresee in the Great Depression.

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"The Twenties was a decade of exuberance, with a rising stock market that no one yet knew presaged a great and sudden fall. Of all the literary figures of the period, the one most associated with this decade was F. Scott Fitzgerald, a writer who chronicled the changes taking place with a critical eye, seeing both the strengths of the society of the time and its weaknesses and detailing both in his fiction. "

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