Henry James and the Writing of Race and Nation (Cambridge Studies in American Literature and Culture, Series Number 99)
by Sara Blair
Sara Blair’s Henry James and the Writing of Race and Nation explores the connections between James’s writing and ideas of race, nation, and American culture. This scholarly volume is suited to readers studying Henry James, American literature, literary criticism, and cultural history.
About This Book
Henry James and the Writing of Race and Nation examines the relationship between Henry James’s literary work and the concepts of race and nation.
Sara Blair places James’s writing within the broader fields of American literature and culture.
The book offers a focused study for readers interested in James, literary representations of identity, and the cultural forces shaping national thought.
It appears as number 99 in the Cambridge Studies in American Literature and Culture series.
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