"This book contributes to the important attempt that critics such as Elaine Scarry and Peter Brooks are now making to return aesthetic questions to the center of literary studies. Myra Jehlen writes throughout with clarity, grace, and an utter absence of jargon. Her endnotes show how well she knows the scholarship on Flaubert, James, and Nabokov, but she lets the scholarship stay in the notes and allows her own intelligence to work directly on these fictions."--Michael Gorra, Smith College
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