An Interpretation To Psychological Realism In Henry James's Novels

This book is one of the important books on Henry James's view of psychological realism. It is an attempt to show, through analysis and close observation, the technique James adopts in portraying his protagonists. James's way of characterization and his ability to observe and to reflect the subtle nuances in the human psyche is impressive. As a consequence, his mastery in mirroring the inner conflicts and the other transformative processes happening inside his characters, just as they really are, is unrivaled.

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Ali Hamada, M.A. in English literatureAn academicHad authored and had translated several books. Speaks English, French, some Spanish, Turkish and Kurdish besides Arabic. Interested in cultures, literature and languagesHad published several researches.

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This book is one of the important books on Henry James's view of psychological realism. It is an attempt to show, through analysis and close observation, the technique James adopts in portraying his protagonists. James's way of characterization and his ability to observe and to reflect the subtle nuances in the human psyche is impressive. As a consequence, his mastery in mirroring the inner conflicts and the other transformative processes happening inside his characters, just as they really are, is unrivaled.