Henry James: Selected Literary Criticism

Discover the profound insights of one of literature's great minds with Henry James: Selected Literary Criticism. This compelling collection, published by Cambridge University Press in 1981, spans the entirety of James' illustrious career, featuring critical essays that range from his reflections on Walt Whitman to his thoughts on The New Novel in 1914. With 374 pages of rich analysis, readers will find particular interest in James' essays that explore the works of the prominent fiction writers of the nineteenth century. Additionally, this volume includes a noteworthy essay by F. R. Leavis, providing a unique perspective on James as a critic himself. Perfect for literature enthusiasts and scholars alike, this paperback edition invites you to delve into the intricate world of literary criticism through the eyes of Henry James.