Henry James: The Contingencies of Style

Henry James: The Contingencies of Style
ISBN-10
1349226610
ISBN-13
9781349226610
Series
Henry James
Category
Fiction
Pages
212
Language
English
Published
1993-03-09
Publisher
Springer
Authors
Kathleen Stassen Berger, Mary Cross

Description

has commented, James's 'use of language against itself is the cleverest of techniques for deconstruction' (Bradbury, 1984, p. 89). Playing his rhetoric off his grammar, James displaced the novel's traditional concern with content and ...

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