Designed as a contextual and critical resource for scholars and students, this volume's 42 essays examine novelist Henry James (1843-1916) and his fiction in the context of the history, sociology, and aesthetic and material culture of modernity.
Designed as a contextual and critical resource for scholars and students, this volume's 42 essays examine novelist Henry James (1843-1916) and his fiction in the context of the history, sociology, and aesthetic and material culture of modernity.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface Chronology Christopher Carmona Part I. Life and Career, Times and Places: 1. Nineteenth-century America (1843-70) Andrew Taylor 2. Nineteenth-century Europe (1843-1900) Millicent Bell 3. Victorian England (1870-90) Priscilla L. Walton 4. Fin-de-siècle London (1890-1900) Michael Levenson 5. The twentieth-century world (1901-16) Martha Banta 6. Autobiographies and biographies Sheila Teahan 7. Letters and notebooks Philip Horne 8. The James family Pierre A. Walker Part II. Historical and Cultural Contexts: 9. Aestheticism and decadence Michèle Mendelssohn 10. Authorship Richard Salmon 11. Children Kevin Ohi 12. Consumer culture Miranda El-Rayess 13. Cosmopolitanism Jessica Berman 14. Courtship, marriage, family Lynn Wardley 15. Ethics Merle A. Williams 16. Language Elsa Nettels 17. Law Stuart Culver 18. Manners Mary Ann O'Farrell 19. Media and communication technologies Mark Goble 20. Modernism Eric Haralson 21. Money and class June Hee Chung 22. Museums and exhibitions Tamara L. Follini 23. Nationalism and imperialism John Carlos Rowe 24. Print culture Jakob Stougaard-Nielsen 25. Psychology Sarah Blackwood 26. Race Kenneth W. Warren 27. Realism and naturalism Phillip Barrish 28. Sexualities and sexology Hugh Stevens 29. Social sciences and the disciplines Wendy Graham 30. Things Victoria Coulson 31. Time Deidre Lynch 32. Travel and tourism Roslyn Jolly 33. Urbanity Eric Savoy 34. Visual culture Kendall Johnson 35. Women and men Donatella Izzo 36. Work Rory Drummond Part III. Reception: 37. Publishing history and contemporary reception Linda Simon 38. Critical response, 1916-47 Michael Anesko 39. Critical response, 1947-85 Jonathan Freedman 40. Recent criticism (since 1985) Gert Buelens 41. Translation and international reception Annick Duperray and Jeremy Tambling Further reading Index.
Preface Chronology Christopher Carmona Part I. Life and Career, Times and Places: 1. Nineteenth-century America (1843-70) Andrew Taylor 2. Nineteenth-century Europe (1843-1900) Millicent Bell 3. Victorian England (1870-90) Priscilla L. Walton 4. Fin-de-siècle London (1890-1900) Michael Levenson 5. The twentieth-century world (1901-16) Martha Banta 6. Autobiographies and biographies Sheila Teahan 7. Letters and notebooks Philip Horne 8. The James family Pierre A. Walker Part II. Historical and Cultural Contexts: 9. Aestheticism and decadence Michèle Mendelssohn 10. Authorship Richard Salmon 11. Children Kevin Ohi 12. Consumer culture Miranda El-Rayess 13. Cosmopolitanism Jessica Berman 14. Courtship, marriage, family Lynn Wardley 15. Ethics Merle A. Williams 16. Language Elsa Nettels 17. Law Stuart Culver 18. Manners Mary Ann O'Farrell 19. Media and communication technologies Mark Goble 20. Modernism Eric Haralson 21. Money and class June Hee Chung 22. Museums and exhibitions Tamara L. Follini 23. Nationalism and imperialism John Carlos Rowe 24. Print culture Jakob Stougaard-Nielsen 25. Psychology Sarah Blackwood 26. Race Kenneth W. Warren 27. Realism and naturalism Phillip Barrish 28. Sexualities and sexology Hugh Stevens 29. Social sciences and the disciplines Wendy Graham 30. Things Victoria Coulson 31. Time Deidre Lynch 32. Travel and tourism Roslyn Jolly 33. Urbanity Eric Savoy 34. Visual culture Kendall Johnson 35. Women and men Donatella Izzo 36. Work Rory Drummond Part III. Reception: 37. Publishing history and contemporary reception Linda Simon 38. Critical response, 1916-47 Michael Anesko 39. Critical response, 1947-85 Jonathan Freedman 40. Recent criticism (since 1985) Gert Buelens 41. Translation and international reception Annick Duperray and Jeremy Tambling Further reading Index.
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