Keyword [Henry james]
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| 161. | Reading Henry: The author's role in Henry James's criticism and in 'The Middle Years' |
| 162. | Frames of consciousness: Visual culture in Zora Neale Hurston, Tennessee Williams, and Ralph Ellison (Henry James) |
| 163. | A Life of One's Own: Freedom and Obligation in the Novels of Henry James |
| 164. | Imaginations: The Henry James literary and cinematic revival |
| 165. | Naming and identity in Henry James's 'The Ambassadors' |
| 166. | The threatening object in late nineteenth-century American and British fiction (Henry James, Edith Wharton, Oscar Wilde) |
| 167. | Situation in space: Setting and scene in the poetics of Henry James |
| 168. | The hyperspatial self: Henry James and posthuman modalities |
| 169. | Reading in the dark: Modernism and the absence of God (Henry James, Marcel Proust, Arnold Schoenberg, France) |
| 170. | The end of illustration: The photographic novels of Henry James, Andre Breton, Virginia Woolf, and W. G. Sebald |
| 171. | Figures in American Literary Pragmatism: Henry James and the Metaphysical Club |
| 172. | Talking shop: Craft and design in Hawthorne, James, and Wharton (Nathaniel Hawthorne, Henry James, Edith Wharton) |
| 173. | Testimony on trial: Conrad, James and the contest for modernism (Joseph Conrad, Henry James) |
| 174. | Queer impressions: Henry James's art of fiction |
| 175. | Aesthetic Transcendentalism and its legacy: Margaret Fuller, William Wetmore Story, and Henry James |
| 176. | Education in irony: United States 'literacy crisis' and the literature of American Bildung (Henry James, Theodore Dreiser, James Weldon Johnson, Willa Cather) |
| 177. | The Other Figure in the Carpet: Narrative Voice as an Indicator of Bourdieuian Heteronomy in Henry James's 'The Ambassadors' |
| 178. | The Serial Art of Henry James: Or, How Periodicals Shaped the Art Novel |
| 179. | Civil War veterans in the fiction of Samuel Clemens, William Dean Howells, Henry Adams, and Henry James |
| 180. | The death of childhood: An inquiry into Henry James's vision of children |
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