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The Visionary Betrayed: Aesthetic Discontinuity in Henry James’s The American Scene
Harvard University Press, 1979 Paper: 978-0-674-94085-7 Library of Congress Classification PS2127.A35F8 Dewey Decimal Classification 813.4
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David Furth identifies the significance of The American Scene in James’s artistic career and offers a penetrating analysis of the work in terms of the difficulties that arose in the course of its composition. Centering on the conflict between expectation and observation, between the provincial past and the transformed present, this broadly informed study provides a fresh and stimulating view of James’s last (and finally unconcluded) effort to state the meaning of America. See other books on: 1843-1916 | Aesthetics | American | American Scene | James, Henry See other titles from Harvard University Press |
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The Visionary Betrayed: Aesthetic Discontinuity in Henry James’s The American Scene
ABOUT THIS BOOK
Harvard University Press, 1979
Paper: 978-0-674-94085-7
Paper: 978-0-674-94085-7
David Furth identifies the significance of The American Scene in James’s artistic career and offers a penetrating analysis of the work in terms of the difficulties that arose in the course of its composition. Centering on the conflict between expectation and observation, between the provincial past and the transformed present, this broadly informed study provides a fresh and stimulating view of James’s last (and finally unconcluded) effort to state the meaning of America.
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