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Fitzgerald and the War Between the Sexes Signe Aspelin the authors leverage student andWritten by preeminent Fitzgerald biographer and literary critic, Scott Donaldson, this book presents a fresh, insightful exploration of the war between the sexes in F. Scott Fitzgerald's fictional and autobiographical writings. The volume opens with a close reading of Tender Is the Night, in which Donaldson argues that the key theme of the novel is warfare the struggle between the sexes for dominance in a marriage or relationship. Other essays expand