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作者：Henry James

出版社：Dead Dodo Presents Henry James

出版时间：2015-09-14

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Dodo Collections brings you another classic from Henry James, ‘The Letters of Henry James: Volume Two’. ? The Complete Letters of Henry James fills a crucial gap in modern literary studies by presenting in a scholarly edition the complete letters of one of the great novelists and letter writers of the English language. Comprising more than ten thousand letters reflecting on a remarkably wide range of topics—from James’s own life and literary projects to broader questions on art, literature, and criticism. ? Henry James, OM (15 April 1843 – 28 February 1916) was an American writer who spent most of his writing career in Britain. He is regarded as one of the key figures of 19th-century literary realism. He was the son of Henry James, Sr. and the brother of philosopher and psychologist William James and diarist Alice James. ? He is best known for a number of novels showing Americans encountering Europe and Europeans. His method of writing from a character's point of view allowed him to explore issues related to consciousness and perception, and his style in later works has been compared to impressionist painting. His imaginative use of point of view, interior monologue and unreliable narrators brought a new depth to narrative fiction. ? James contributed significantly to literary criticism, particularly in his insistence that writers be allowed the greatest possible freedom in presenting their view of the world. James claimed that a text must first and foremost be realistic and contain a representation of life that is recognizable to its readers. Good novels, to James, show life in action and are, most importantly, interesting. In addition to his voluminous works of fiction he published articles and books of travel, biography, autobiography, and criticism, and wrote plays. James alternated between America and Europe for the first twenty years of his life; eventually he settled in England, becoming a British subject in 1915, one year before his death. James was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1911, 1912, and 1916.

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THE LETTERS OF HENRY JAMES

Volume 2

VI. RYE (CONTINUED) (1904-1909)

TO W. D. HOWELLS.

TO EDWARD LEE CHILDE.

TO W. E. NORRIS.

TO MRS. JULIAN STURGIS.

TO J. B. PINKER.

TO HENRY JAMES, JUNIOR.

TO MRS. W. K. CLIFFORD.

TO EDMUND GOSSE.

TO W. E. NORRIS.

TO EDMUND GOSSE.

TO MRS. W. K. CLIFFORD.

TO EDWARD WARREN.

TO MRS. WILLIAM JAMES.

TO WILLIAM JAMES.

TO MISS MARGARET JAMES.

TO H. G. WELLS.

TO WILLIAM JAMES.

TO W. E. NORRIS.

TO PAUL HARVEY.

TO WILLIAM JAMES.

TO MISS MARGARET JAMES.

TO MRS. DEW-SMITH.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO W. E. NORRIS

TO THOMAS SERGEANT PERRY.

TO GAILLARD T. LAPSLEY.

TO BRUCE PORTER.

TO MISS GRACE NORTON.

TO WILLIAM JAMES, JUNIOR.

TO HOWARD STURGIS.

TO MADAME WAGNIÈRE.

TO MISS GWENLLIAN PALGRAVE.

TO WILLIAM JAMES.

TO W. E. NORRIS.

TO DR. AND MRS. J. WILLIAM WHITE.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO GAILLARD T. LAPSLEY.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO HENRY JAMES, JUNIOR.

TO W. D. HOWELLS.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO J.B. PINKER.

TO MISS ELLEN EMMET.

TO GEORGE ABBOT JAMES.

TO HUGH WALPOLE.

TO GEORGE ABBOT JAMES.

TO W.E. NORRIS.

TO MRS. HENRY WHITE.

TO W. D. HOWELLS.

TO EDWARD LEE CHILDE.

TO HUGH WALPOLE.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO ARTHUR CHRISTOPHER BENSON.

TO CHARLES SAYLE.

TO MRS. W.K. CLIFFORD.

TO MISS GRACE NORTON.

TO WILLIAM JAMES.

TO H. G. WELLS.

TO MISS HENRIETTA REUBELL.

TO WILLIAM JAMES.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO MADAME WAGNIÈRE.

TO THOMAS SERGEANT PERRY.

TO OWEN WISTER.

VII. RYE AND CHELSEA (1910-1914)

TO T. BAILEY SAUNDERS.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO MISS JESSIE ALLEN.

TO MRS. BIGELOW.

TO W. E. NORRIS.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO BRUCE PORTER.

TO MISS GRACE NORTON.

TO THOMAS SERGEANT PERRY.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO MRS. CHARLES HUNTER.

TO MRS. W. K. CLIFFORD.

TO W. E. NORRIS.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO MISS RHODA BROUGHTON.

TO H. G. WELLS.

TO C. E. WHEELER.

TO DR. J. WILLIAM WHITE.

TO T. BAILEY SANDERS.

TO SIR T. H. WARREN.

TO MISS ELLEN EMMET.

TO HOWARD STURGIS.

TO MRS. WILLIAM JAMES.

TO MRS. JOHN L. GARDNER.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO MRS. WILFRED SHERIDAN.

TO MISS ALICE RUNNELLS.

TO MRS. FREDERIC HARRISON.

TO MISS THEODORA BOSANQUET.

TO MRS. WILLIAM JAMES.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO W. E. NORRIS.

TO MISS M. BETHAM EDWARDS.

TO WILFRED SHERIDAN.

TO WALTER V. R. BERRY.

TO W. D. HOWELLS.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO H. G. WELLS.

TO LADY BELL.

TO MRS. W. K. CLIFFORD.

TO HUGH WALPOLE.

TO MISS RHODA BROUGHTON.

TO HENRY JAMES, JUNIOR.

TO R. W. CHAPMAN.

TO HUGH WALPOLE.

TO EDMUND GOSSE.

TO MRS. HUMPHRY WARD.

TO GAILLARD T. LAPSLEY.

TO JOHN BAILEY.

TO DR. J. WILLIAM WHITE.

TO EDMUND GOSSE.

TO MRS. BIGELOW.

TO ROBERT C. WITT.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO A. F. DE NAVARRO.

TO HENRY JAMES, JUNIOR.

TO MISS GRACE NORTON.

TO MRS. HENRY WHITE.

TO MRS. WILLIAM JAMES.

TO BRUCE PORTER.

TO LADY RITCHIE.

TO MRS. WILLIAM JAMES.

TO PERCY LUBBOCK.

TO TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY FRIENDS.

TO MRS. G. W. PROTHERO.

TO WILLIAM JAMES, JUNIOR.

TO MISS RHODA BROUGHTON.

TO MRS. ALFRED SUTRO.

TO HUGH WALPOLE.

TO MRS. ARCHIBALD GROVE.

TO WILLIAM ROUGHEAD, W. S.

TO MRS. WILLIAM JAMES.

TO HOWARD STURGIS.

TO MRS. G. W. PROTHERO.

TO H. G. WELLS.

TO LOGAN PEARSALL SMITH.

TO C. HAGBERG WRIGHT.

TO ROBERT BRIDGES.

TO ANDRÉ RAFFALOVICH.

TO HENRY JAMES, JUNIOR

TO EDMUND GOSSE.

TO BRUCE L. RICHMOND.

TO HUGH WALPOLE.

TO COMPTON MACKENZIE.

TO WILLIAM ROUGHEAD, W.S.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO DR. J. WILLIAM WHITE.

TO HENRY ADAMS.

TO MRS. WILLIAM JAMES.

TO ARTHUR CHRISTOPHER BENSON.

TO MRS. HUMPHRY WARD.

TO THOMAS SERGEANT PERRY.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO WILLIAM ROUGHEAD, W. S.

TO MRS. ALFRED SUTRO.

TO SIR CLAUDE PHILLIPS.

VIII. THE WAR (1914-1916)

TO HOWARD STURGIS.

TO HENRY JAMES, JUNIOR.

TO MRS. ALFRED SUTRO.

TO MISS RHODA BROUGHTON.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO MRS. W. K. CLIFFORD.

TO WILLIAM JAMES, JUNIOR.

TO MRS. W. K. CLIFFORD.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO MRS. RICHARD WATSON GILDER.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO MRS. T. S. PERRY.

TO MISS RHODA BROUGHTON.

TO EDMUND GOSSE.

TO MISS GRACE NORTON.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO THOMAS SERGEANT PERRY.

TO HENRY JAMES, JUNIOR.

TO HUGH WALPOLE.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO MRS. T. S. PERRY.

TO EDMUND GOSSE.

TO MISS GRACE NORTON.

TO MRS. DACRE VINCENT.

TO THE HON. EVAN CHARTERIS.

TO COMPTON MACKENZIE.

TO MISS ELIZABETH NORTON.

TO HUGH WALPOLE.

TO MRS. HENRY CABOT LODGE.

TO MRS. WILLIAM JAMES.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO THE HON. EVAN CHARTERIS.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO THOMAS SERGEANT PERRY.

TO EDWARD MARSH.

TO MRS. WHARTON.

TO EDWARD MARSH.

TO G. W. PROTHERO.

TO WILFRED SHERIDAN.

TO EDWARD MARSH.

TO COMPTON MACKENZIE.

TO HENRY JAMES, JUNIOR.

TO EDMUND GOSSE.

TO J. B. PINKER.

TO FREDERIC HARRISON.

TO H. G. WELLS.

TO HENRY JAMES, JUNIOR.

TO EDMUND GOSSE.

TO JOHN S. SARGENT.

TO WILFRED SHERIDAN.

TO EDMUND GOSSE.

TO MRS. WILFRED SHERIDAN.

TO HUGH WALPOLE.

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