The Figure In The Cage: Reader and Writer in Henry James.
The article offers information on the works of the British author, Henry James. It discusses James' novella, "In the Cage" focuses on a female telegraphist working in London and her expanding function as reader, writer and artist. It mentions the boundary of class distinctions and on the boundary of...
| Publicado en: | Journal of the American Literature Society of Japan (English Edition) Vol. 2018; no. 17; pp. 55 - 73 |
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American Literature Society of Japan
2019
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| Sumario: | The article offers information on the works of the British author, Henry James. It discusses James' novella, "In the Cage" focuses on a female telegraphist working in London and her expanding function as reader, writer and artist. It mentions the boundary of class distinctions and on the boundary of linguistic and epistemological distinctions, representing multiple identities, as reader, writer, and artist, revealing the overlapping functions of reading and writing. |
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