Contents:Watch and WardRoderick HudsonThe AmericanThe EuropeansConfidenceWashington SquareThe Portrait of a LadyThe BostoniansThe Princess Casamassima The ReverberatorThe Tragic MuseThe Other HouseThe Spoils of PoyntonWhat Maisie Knew The Awkward AgeThe Sacred FountThe Wings of the DoveThe AmbassadorsThe Golden BowlThe OutcryThe Whole FamilyThe Ivory TowerThe Sense of the Past
Eugenia is the morganatic wife of a German prince who is repudiated by her husband in favour of a state marriage. With her artist brother Felix she goes to Boston to live with relatives whom she has never seen before, with hopes of making a wealthy marriage. This is part of a series of new editions of Henry James's most famous short stories and novels.
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTONOMA DE MEXICO (UNAM) 9789703237661
El arte de la ficción consta de 3 artículos, el primero de Besant en el que imparte una conferencia que fue muy comentada por la prensa. Con la autoridad de un experimentado escritor, Besant ofrece al eventual aprendiz una serie de reglas practicas del buen novelar. El segundo y central capitulo de este "arte de la ficcion" se debe a Henry James. En el replica a Besant en sus mismos terminos y con el mismo titulo de su disertacion. Para James la ficcion ha de burlarse de los preceptos, emplearlos en su beneficio mientras le sean utiles y desecharlos cuando le estorben. El tercer capitulo se debe a Stevenson y este con insolente ironia le da a su contrarreplica el titulo de "una humilde amonestacion". Su alegato esgrime el arma punzante del sentido comun. Para el la ficcion es un elemento que esta en todas las artes salvo la arquitectura.
Contents:Pyramus And ThisbeStill WatersA Change of HeartDaisy MillerTenantsDisengagedThe AlbumThe ReprobateGuy DomvilleSummersoftThe High BidThe Outcry
Contents:Pyramus And ThisbeStill WatersA Change of HeartDaisy MillerTenantsDisengagedThe AlbumThe ReprobateGuy DomvilleSummersoftThe High BidThe Outcry
In this most popular of Henry James's works he created one of his most delightful heroines - honest, fresh, ope, flirtatious - and placed her in a society that looked on her with horror.
An American heiress newly arrived in Europe, Isabel Archer does not look to a man to furnish her with her destiny; instead she desires, with grace and courage, to find it herself. Two eligible suitors approach her and are refused. She then becomes utterly captivated by the languid charms of Gilbert Osmond. To him, she represents a superior prize worth at least seventy thousand pounds; through him, she faces a tragic choice.
