699 Gatsby's Daisy (with Rachel Feder) | My Last Book with Francesca Peacock
The History of Literature
Reimagining Daisy: Poetics and Identity
This chapter explores the creative process of writing poetry through the character of Daisy Buchanan from 'The Great Gatsby,' examining her complex identity amid societal expectations. The speakers discuss the notion of 'charm' and its implications for female agency while reinterpreting Daisy's role in relation to other characters. Additionally, they reflect on historical women's representation in literature, intertwining modern narratives with the legacy of past authors.
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