Kathy Lacey (novel character)

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Kathy Lacey is a central fictional character in Laura Z. Hobson’s novel "Gentleman’s Agreement," known for embodying the subtle, socially conformist attitudes toward antisemitism that the book critiques.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
novel character
appearsIn Gentleman's Agreement
surface form: Gentleman’s Agreement
associatedWithTheme antisemitism
liberal hypocrisy
moral complicity
prejudice
social conformity
characterInWorkBy Laura Z. Hobson
characterType complex female protagonist
morally ambivalent character
countryOfOriginWork United States of America
surface form: United States
createdBy Laura Z. Hobson
firstAppearance Gentleman's Agreement
surface form: novel Gentleman’s Agreement
genreOfWorkContext social problem novel
hasFictionalUniverseCreator Laura Z. Hobson
hasRoleInPlot central character
languageOfWork English
medium literature
narrativeFunction embodies socially conformist attitudes
embodies subtle antisemitism
serves as focus of the novel’s critique of social antisemitism
partOfFictionalUniverse Gentleman's Agreement
surface form: Gentleman’s Agreement universe
portrays conflict between personal beliefs and social pressure
socially acceptable prejudice
publicationContextOfFirstAppearance Gentleman's Agreement
surface form: Gentleman’s Agreement (1947 novel)
setInWorkContext American upper‑middle‑class social circles
post–World War II United States
usedAsLiteraryDevice example of complicity through silence
vehicle for social critique

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Kathy Lacey in Gentleman’s Agreement basedOn Kathy Lacey (novel character)
subject surface form: Kathy Lacey
Philip Schuyler Green romanticPartner Kathy Lacey (novel character)
this entity surface form: Kathy Lacey (fictional character)