New York as a "Passing Stranger" in The Beautiful and Damned

Cochoy, Nathalie

doi:10.1111/j.1755-6333.2005.tb00016.x

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“…Furthermore, we conducted a reference analysis of the latest published articles satisfying the study selection criteria (e.g. Martin et al 2014;Van den Bergh, Schmitt, and Warlop 2011;Wansink, Soman and Herbst 2017), followed by a citation analysis of articles discussing the invention of the shopping cart (Cochoy 2009;Grandclément 2009), and the role of carts in shaping exchanges in supermarkets (Cochoy 2008). One researcher independently screened titles and abstracts of retrieved articles for eligibility.…”

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“…Each alternative has its own volume limit that provides a constraint on how much the consumer can buy. By making baskets available, the store expands the shopping capacity of consumers who do not want to shop with a cart (Cochoy 2008).…”

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“…On the other hand, providing consumers with alternatives to the volumetric cart may encourage some consumers that otherwise would have used a cart to deselect the cart. This is a dilemma facing retailers (Cochoy 2008).…”

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What affects shopper’s choices of carrying devices in grocery retailing and what difference does it make? A literature review and conceptual model

Larsen¹,

Sigurðsson

2019

The International Review of Retail, Distribution and Consumer R

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Shopping carts, dating back at least to 1936, are not only used as an aid for shoppers to increase sales but are now being further developed and tested in relations to healthy food selection. To improve retailers' ability to discover, generate, and capture the value related to both current practice and future innovations; such as consumers using smart carts when shopping, we systematically go through the empirical literature on carrying equipment in in-store shopping.We expose how limited the literature is by revealing the scarce number of studies on the effectiveness of baskets and carts on consumer behavior and especially when classified into different research themes. The contribution is a systematic literature review and a conceptual framework covering the most important factors affecting the choice of in-store carrying equipment, as well as the consequences of these choices in terms of in-store behaviors and transactional outcomes.

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What affects shopper’s choices of carrying devices in grocery retailing and what difference does it make? A literature review and conceptual model

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Sigurðsson

2019

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“…However, while Dos Passos moves from one neighborhood and one social class to another, thus giving a very broad view of the city, Fitzgerald mostly concentrates on rich areas and wealthy people—even though Anthony and Gloria's dwelling‐places in New York illustrate their social downfall: “[T]he couple leave the luxurious apartment on 52nd Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenue, in order to settle in the ‘gray house’ … of Marietta, in the suburbs, before returning to Manhattan, where they rent an apartment on Claremont Avenue, in the ‘dim hundreds’ … peopled by immigrants” (Cochoy 71). The very first evocation of New York in the novel seems to play a programmatic role in several respects: “Fifth and Sixth Avenues, it seemed to Anthony, were the uprights of a gigantic ladder stretching from Washington Square to Central Park” (14).…”

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“…11 11 Cf. Cochoy: “As an analysis of the lovers' first kiss will show, Fitzgerald's text has a self‐reflexive value. Quite significantly, the expression of the characters' desire unveils the blend of realism and fantasy that governs both the author's artistic approach to the city and the actual elusiveness of the city itself” (67). …”

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New York in The Beautiful and Damned: “A City of Words”

Antolin

2009

The F. Scott Fitzgerald Review

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The Politics of F. Scott Fizgerald

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F. Scott Fitzgerald is valued for his contribution to literary arts, culture and his discussion of the American Dream. I argue that his discussion of the American Dream was a lens through which he gave readers access to political insights and an education about political philosophy, American politics, virtue, and reasoning. The American Dream, at its greatest, for Fitzgerald is a nation building myth but at its lowest is a dull materialistic construct. Throughout his works Fitzgerald connects philosophic ideas to the American Dream in attempts to educate and ennoble his readers. The ability to judge well is a critical piece of self-government that was a focus of Fitzgerald's throughout his body of work. In The Beautiful and Damned, by giving weight to Platonic ideals of beauty and goodness, and Platonic heuristics like the allegory of the cave he attempted to negate the detrimental effects of nihilism in America at his time and after. In The Great Gatsby, by presenting virtue of the contemplative life that could be cultivated by his readers, in his time, and including esoteric teachings on those virtues and values he attempted to negate the detrimental effects of materialism on the American dream. Finally, in The Last Tycoon, by articulating an American alternative to the philosopher-king he put forward a vision of statesmanship that could mitigate the effects of materialism and keep the American Dream alive against a socialist attack.

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New York as a "Passing Stranger" in The Beautiful and Damned

Cited by 7 publications

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What affects shopper’s choices of carrying devices in grocery retailing and what difference does it make? A literature review and conceptual model

What affects shopper’s choices of carrying devices in grocery retailing and what difference does it make? A literature review and conceptual model

New York in The Beautiful and Damned: “A City of Words”

The Politics of F. Scott Fizgerald

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