At the height of their fame, F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald dramatized their relationship as a charming romance of regionalism, a Northern man's pursuit of a Southern belle. This collection of thirteen essays reveals that tensions between sectionalism and nationalism run much deeper in their work than previously appreciated.
At the height of their fame, F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald dramatized their relationship as a charming romance of regionalism, a Northern man's pursuit of a Southern belle. This collection of thirteen essays reveals that tensions between sectionalism and nationalism run much deeper in their work than previously appreciated.
Kirk Curnutt is professor and chair of English at Troy University. Sara A. Kosiba holds a PhD in English from Kent State University.
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Acknowledgments A Note on the Text Introduction: Scott and Zelda on the South Side of Paradise Kirk Curnutt and Sara A. Kosiba Part One: Inconstant Circles Chapter One: Sara Mayfield: Zelda's Southern Biographer Jennifer Horne Chapter Two: Bittersweet Memories: Southern Womanhood in the Work of Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald, Sarah Haardt Mencken, and Estelle Oldham Faulkner Ashley Lawson Part Two: Tarleton Trespasses: City Limits and Artistic Expanses Chapter Three: The Sounds and the Smells of the South: The Meaning and Use of the Auditory and Olfactory in Fitzgerald's Tarleton Trilogy Niklas Salmose Chapter Four: From Jelly-Bean to Jazz-Master (and Back): Region, Class, and Masquerade in the Jim Powell Stories Robert Beuka Chapter Five: What's on Fitzgerald's Bookcase?: A Rereading of 'The Jelly-Bean' John Allen Brooks Chapter Six: Lamenting the Loss of Old Southern Charm: 'The Last of the Belles' Lauren Rule Maxwell Part Three: Contested Territories Chapter Seven: Going South: Disaster Beneath the Mason-Dixon Line in The Beautiful and Damned J. Bret Maney Chapter Eight: The Georgia-Kentucky Border and the Southern Subtext of The Great Gatsby Bryant Mangum Chapter Nine: Southern Domesticity Abroad: A Belle's Failed Guide to Housekeeping Rickie-Ann Legleitner Chapter Ten: Expressing the Inexpressible: The Logic of Sensation in Zelda Fitzgerald's Art Samantha Bankston Part Four: Border Skirmishes Chapter Eleven: Nostalgic Exile: Mapping the South and American Modernity in 'The Swimmers' Jonathan Jones Chapter Twelve: 'Family in the Wind': F. Scott Fitzgerald's Last Great Saturday Evening Post Story Park Bucker Chapter Thirteen: 'Those Years Were Bitter on the Border': F. Scott Fitzgerald and the Aftermath of Civil War Helen M. Turner Conclusion: Cartographies Interrupted: The Love of the Last Tycoon and Caesar's Things Kirk Curnutt About the Contributors
Acknowledgments A Note on the Text Introduction: Scott and Zelda on the South Side of Paradise Kirk Curnutt and Sara A. Kosiba Part One: Inconstant Circles Chapter One: Sara Mayfield: Zelda's Southern Biographer Jennifer Horne Chapter Two: Bittersweet Memories: Southern Womanhood in the Work of Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald, Sarah Haardt Mencken, and Estelle Oldham Faulkner Ashley Lawson Part Two: Tarleton Trespasses: City Limits and Artistic Expanses Chapter Three: The Sounds and the Smells of the South: The Meaning and Use of the Auditory and Olfactory in Fitzgerald's Tarleton Trilogy Niklas Salmose Chapter Four: From Jelly-Bean to Jazz-Master (and Back): Region, Class, and Masquerade in the Jim Powell Stories Robert Beuka Chapter Five: What's on Fitzgerald's Bookcase?: A Rereading of 'The Jelly-Bean' John Allen Brooks Chapter Six: Lamenting the Loss of Old Southern Charm: 'The Last of the Belles' Lauren Rule Maxwell Part Three: Contested Territories Chapter Seven: Going South: Disaster Beneath the Mason-Dixon Line in The Beautiful and Damned J. Bret Maney Chapter Eight: The Georgia-Kentucky Border and the Southern Subtext of The Great Gatsby Bryant Mangum Chapter Nine: Southern Domesticity Abroad: A Belle's Failed Guide to Housekeeping Rickie-Ann Legleitner Chapter Ten: Expressing the Inexpressible: The Logic of Sensation in Zelda Fitzgerald's Art Samantha Bankston Part Four: Border Skirmishes Chapter Eleven: Nostalgic Exile: Mapping the South and American Modernity in 'The Swimmers' Jonathan Jones Chapter Twelve: 'Family in the Wind': F. Scott Fitzgerald's Last Great Saturday Evening Post Story Park Bucker Chapter Thirteen: 'Those Years Were Bitter on the Border': F. Scott Fitzgerald and the Aftermath of Civil War Helen M. Turner Conclusion: Cartographies Interrupted: The Love of the Last Tycoon and Caesar's Things Kirk Curnutt About the Contributors
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