Titlebook: Death in Henry James; Andrew Cutting Book 2005 Andrew Cutting 2005 fiction.Henry James.novel.British and Irish Literature

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Stochastic and Other Extensionsmes’s characters are suicidal artists, murderous lovers, adventurous heiresses, romantic consumptives, fallen soldiers, intrusive biographers, and faithful keepers of the flame. Death comes violently by poison, drowning, gunshot, fall, and execution, peacefully at home, or as a gothic spectacle. Jam

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Kurzzeitbehandlung von Sportverletzungenut them, they presumably aim to succeed within the tradition of classical and Renaissance sculpture, whose enduring stone forms, omnipresent in the great Italian cities, are the very model of the so-called immortal masterpiece. Writers, by contrast, know from the start that any enduring fame their p

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Corpses and the Corpus,irly rigorous control over point of view. In many cases, the narrative elaborately denies us sight of the corpse, or even of a ritually substitute body such as the grave, and instead encourages us to peer through multiple layers of suggestion. This effect climaxes in ., where the whole text becomes

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Afterlives,mes’s art becomes a grave and fabulously complex matter, awaiting construction with a sense of both fresh opportunity and rising urgency. Responses to personal experiences of bereavement since the 1880s find expression in the forging of a new style in the face of ongoing difficulty in establishing a

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J. C. De la Torre,M. T. Richard,L. P. Ivanirly rigorous control over point of view. In many cases, the narrative elaborately denies us sight of the corpse, or even of a ritually substitute body such as the grave, and instead encourages us to peer through multiple layers of suggestion. This effect climaxes in ., where the whole text becomes

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Violence Ashamed: Sacrifice in ,rm during 1875. From being a neophyte, James becomes an established author empowered to dispense death. The writing of sacrificial death exemplified by this early novel is not a one-off event, but continues to be central to James’s construction of his authorial position across his career.

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Book 2005pproaches and focusing on key novels and tales from across James‘s career, Andrew Cutting explores five instances of Jamesian death: sacrifice, the corpse, morbidity, afterlife and demography. This is the first full-length study of this subject.