排除と配列による人工的な連続性 : ヘンリー・ジェイムズのニューヨーク版再考

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  • Continuity Contrived through Elimination and Arrangement : Henry James's Editorial Art in the New York Edition
  • ハイジョ ト ハイレツ ニ ヨル ジンコウテキ ナ レンゾクセイ ヘンリー ジェイムズ ノ ニューヨークバン サイコウ

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Henry James's New York Edition is known for its volume, rewriting and prefaces, but the edition also shows James's strategy as an editor. In making the collection, James tried to protect his novels and tales from the influence of illustrators and the requests of the publisher, so that his works could be recreated as he believed they should be. And the order of the novels and tales, as well as the delicate relation between his works and their prefaces makes them an organic whole. The New York Edition was a protest against the demanding Victorian publishers and a trial to present Henry James himself not as he was, but as what he thought an author should be.

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  • 英米文化

    英米文化 36 (0), 59-72, 2006

    英米文化学会

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