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Edith Wharton: A Reconstruction,
By Jay Adams (giacomo521@yahoo.com) (Seattle, WA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Edith Wharton: Art and Allusion (Hardcover)
In this masterful work of literary criticism, Killoran deftly opens new doors to Wharton studies. Eschewing faddish critical schools, Killoran reads between the lines to paint an original, psychologically complex work that takes us well beyond R.W.B. Lewis and Cynthia Griffin Wolfe and leads us to conclude that Wharton, rather than just a novelist of manners or a disciple of Henry James, stands apart from her peers and heralds a new, post-Freudian American literature.
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Edith Wharton: Art and Allusion by Helen Killoran (Paperback - October 6, 1998)
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