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Sites about The Bostonians; a novel
Satirical novel about Boston society and a feminist who becomes fascinated with a beautiful girl.
Characters: Olive Chancellor, Verena Tarrant, Basil Ransom
Keywords: lesbianism, feminism, women’s rights
Critical sites about The Bostonians; a novel
- The Bostonians, by Henry James
- http://www.theatlantic.com/unbound/classrev/thebosto.htm
- “It might be supposed, at first glance, that Mr. James in The Bostonians was not going to let us off, but intended to drag us with him into the labyrinth of the woman question. Nothing could be more unjust. Mr. James, with the quick instinct of an artist, saw his opportunity in the strange contrasts presented by a phase of Boston life which is usually taken too seriously for purposes of fiction. “
- Contains: Review
- Author: Scudder, Horace Elisha
- From: The Atlantic Monthly June, 1886
- Keywords: contemporary review
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