Adapting Fitzgerald's Symbolic Geography
Which of the following literary techniques would most effectively adapt F. Scott Fitzgerald’s use of symbolic geography in “The Great Gatsby” to depict socioeconomic divisions within a futuristic urban setting?
Assigning colors to different districts within an urban area as direct representations of wealth status without deeper meaning or context.
Designating different levels of a vertically stacked city to represent various social classes’ lifestyles and aspirations clearly but subtly through narrative descriptions.
Organizing chapters based on geographic locations that have no significant connection with socio-economic dynamics portrayed throughout the novel
Using names from ancient mythologies for neighborhoods irrespective of their inhabitants’ characteristics or narratives roles they play within thematically relevant class structures
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