The Novels of Henry James a Study By Elisabeth Luther Cary
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We must admit, in any case, that such psycho logically complex creations as Maisie Farange, Nanda Brookenham, and Maggie Verver are not for a merely bowing acquaintance. In life such an acquaintance would present each of them as a perfectly simple person, as even, perhaps, a trifle dull. To show the amount of colour and tone in these apparently pale intelligences Mr. James interprets with precision and subtlety their shades of feeling, and distils from their character its finest essence. It is ...possible that short cuts Imagination 151 exist for producing the same result, but no short cut known to the novelist as yet has done it. The complexity of the simple is a delicate matter to deal with, and the intellectual instrument can hardly be too delicately used. If, however, the attention of the reader is won, the impression left with him is of a whole and human conception. Dis section into small parts is not the same thing as the putting together of small parts to form a large effect ; and a writer of the artistic importance of Mr.
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We must admit, in any case, that such psycho logically complex creations as Maisie Farange, Nanda Brookenham, and Maggie Verver are not for a merely bowing acquaintance. In life such an acquaintance would present each of them as a perfectly simple person, as even, perhaps, a trifle dull. To show the amount of colour and tone in these apparently pale intelligences Mr. James interprets with precision and subtlety their shades of feeling, and distils from their character its finest essence. It is ...possible that short cuts Imagination 151 exist for producing the same result, but no short cut known to the novelist as yet has done it. The complexity of the simple is a delicate matter to deal with, and the intellectual instrument can hardly be too delicately used. If, however, the attention of the reader is won, the impression left with him is of a whole and human conception. Dis section into small parts is not the same thing as the putting together of small parts to form a large effect ; and a writer of the artistic importance of Mr.
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