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This 10 page paper discusses 3 authors: F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemmingway, and Henry James all of whom were expatriates in seach of 'truth' amid their disillusionment. Furthermore, these writers are discussed in terms of how their personal feelings are reflected in their literary works. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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impossible for an author to not exude his own personal beliefs into a process (writing) which is indeed a personal venture. Such is the case with a number
of authors who themselves were known to be disillusioned with the world at large. Expatriates who questioned nearly everything in their lives and were known to often carry with
them a pessimistic outlook on life. In this regard, these authors personal feelings and tendencies are clearly illustrated in many of their works. It is certainly interesting
to compare their works to their lives and to see the similarities as both the authors and their created characters go in search of what they deem valuable in this
world amid an air of disillusionment. F. Scott Fitzgeralds Tender is the Night "In the wake of World War I,
a community of expatriate American writers established itself in the salons and caf?s of 1920s Paris" (Tender is the Night). They were the beatniks of their era and fled
the U.S. to enjoy the Paris lifestyle - replete with wine, women, music and lots of conversation with each other (Tender is the Night). This groups would commiserate with
each other often about literary topics as well as the war (Tender is the Night). It was during this time in France that Fitzgerald began writing Tender is
the Night (Tender is the Night). Although he began writing this book in 1925, it was not actually published until 1934, at which point Fitzgerald was back in the
United States with his wife, Zelda (Tender is the Night). His marriage was in chaos mainly due to his wifes mental illness and alcoholism (Tender is the Night). There
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