Title
Fitzgerald’s Third Regret: Intellectual Pretense and the Ghost of Edmund Wilson
Document Type
Article
Annotation
Focuses primarily on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s complicated relationship with his Princeton classmate Edmund Wilson, from whom, Cohen argues, Fitzgerald developed a feeling of intellectual inferiority. Footnote comments on Fitzgerald’s similar relationship with Hemingway to whom he felt artistically inferior.
Published in
Texas Studies in Literature and Language
Volume
33
Issue
1
Date
1991
Pages
64-88
COinS
Citation
Cohen, Milton A. “Fitzgerald’s Third Regret: Intellectual Pretense and the Ghost of Edmund Wilson.” Texas Studies in Literature and Language 33, no. 1 (1991): 64-88.