Henry James and the 'Woman Business'

Explore the intricate relationship between Henry James and the evolving landscape of women's roles in literature with Henry James and the 'Woman Business'. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2004, this compelling historical critique spans 300 pages and delves into the intersection of James's work and nineteenth-century feminism. The author unveils extensive new documentation, shedding light on James's complex connections with contemporary thoughts and writings about women. With a balanced focus on both his life and his literary creations, this book offers a fresh perspective on how James navigated the challenges of his time. Perfect for scholars and enthusiasts of literary history, this engaging read invites you to reconsider the impact of gender on literature. Discover the nuanced dialogues between James's narratives and the feminist movements of his era.