Henry James's the portrait of a lady.

A Philosophy of Reviewing : Taking Cues From Henry James

More than a century ago, Henry James authored The Golden Bowl, The Portrait of a Lady, and The Wings of the Dove—said to be the finest American prose fiction ever written (Bloom 2002:748). These novels are enthusiastically read and appreciated to this day, reflecting not only James’s innate artistry but also his development as a writer in response to critiques of his work. He once commented abo...

“ Horrible Impossible ” : Henry James ’ s Awkward Stage

It was not irritation he appeared to express, but the slight strain of an effort to get into relation with the subject. Better to focus the image he closed his eyes awhile. —The Awkward Age (207) In a now-familiar account of Henry James's career, the failure in the theater so spectacularly marked by the Guy Domville debacle of 1895 sent the bruised novelist back to the consolations of fiction a...

Ira Katznelson , Fear Itself : The New Deal and the Origins of Our Time

Is there anything new to be said about the New Deal? As Ira Katznelson observes at the beginning of Fear Itself, 'we possess hundreds of thematic histories, countless studies of public affairs and abundant biographies of key persons during this time of great historical density'; so 'why present another portrait?', he asks. Part of the answer lies in a resurgence of interest in the 1930s in the ...

Spatial Distribution Of Iranian Population In Canada: A Portrait Using The 2001 Census Data

Investigating the Psychometric Properties (Validation and Validation) of the Portrait Values Questionnaire

Abstract Introduction: Values are central elements of the personality and constructive blocks of good life and are considered as criteria for guiding thought and practice. The purpose of the present study was to investigate the psychometric properties (reliability and validity) of the portrait values questionnaire. Method: This research was a descriptive-analytic study that was a confirmatory...