Études publiées sous la direction de Francine Wild. ISBN : 978-2-84133-360-8.In The Turn of the Screw, Sir Edmund Orme, and The Third Person, Henry James brings ghosts right onto center stage. If fantasy literature can be seen as toying with fear, what kind of fears do James'ghosts embody? As well as telling stories about spirits, James also tells us about desire and dissatisfaction- about what will soon become known as the "unconscious", which, when its longings are denied, produces monsters. If James is representing sexual urges through these spectral characters, it is because these desires- supported neither by image nor interpretation - can only be told through the form of a thing, an obsession, indescribable and incomprehensible. Thus ...
Henry James\u27s "The Friends of the Friends" first appeared in 1896 under the title of "The Way It ...
The theatre is the most superstitious of cultural contexts, imbued with folklore, tall tales and ‘wa...
In the tradition of supernatural fiction and in the literature of the Edwardian period Montague Rhod...
Études publiées sous la direction de Francine Wild. ISBN : 978-2-84133-360-8.In The Turn of the Scre...
Confronting The Turn of the Screw with its Preface, this study proposes to examine how James recasts...
The Turn of the Screw is an intense psychological tale of terror. It begins in an old house on Chris...
A novela The turn of the screw de Henry James foi objeto de intensa atividade de crítica literária. ...
"This essay shows that Henry James's The Turn of the Screw can be read as a ghost story in terms of ...
When Henry James is considered in relation to the supernatural. The Turn of the Screw (1898) is usua...
Henry James was a prolific writer of many full-length novels. It is, however, an interesting phenome...
ISBN : 978-2-0812-2222-9.National audienceDe quelle " théorie " (ou " vision ") de la vie psychique...
The novella Turn of the Screw by Henry James was first published in 1898 as a serialized novel in Co...
"The Turn of the Screw" (1898) is one of the most Gothic short stories ever written by modernist aut...
When Henry James sat down to write his amusette as he called The Turn of the Screw (1898), he crea...
Bien qu’il soit un auteur d’histoires de fantômes relativement prolifique, Henry James n’a jamais ra...
Henry James\u27s "The Friends of the Friends" first appeared in 1896 under the title of "The Way It ...
The theatre is the most superstitious of cultural contexts, imbued with folklore, tall tales and ‘wa...
In the tradition of supernatural fiction and in the literature of the Edwardian period Montague Rhod...
Études publiées sous la direction de Francine Wild. ISBN : 978-2-84133-360-8.In The Turn of the Scre...
Confronting The Turn of the Screw with its Preface, this study proposes to examine how James recasts...
The Turn of the Screw is an intense psychological tale of terror. It begins in an old house on Chris...
A novela The turn of the screw de Henry James foi objeto de intensa atividade de crítica literária. ...
"This essay shows that Henry James's The Turn of the Screw can be read as a ghost story in terms of ...
When Henry James is considered in relation to the supernatural. The Turn of the Screw (1898) is usua...
Henry James was a prolific writer of many full-length novels. It is, however, an interesting phenome...
ISBN : 978-2-0812-2222-9.National audienceDe quelle " théorie " (ou " vision ") de la vie psychique...
The novella Turn of the Screw by Henry James was first published in 1898 as a serialized novel in Co...
"The Turn of the Screw" (1898) is one of the most Gothic short stories ever written by modernist aut...
When Henry James sat down to write his amusette as he called The Turn of the Screw (1898), he crea...
Bien qu’il soit un auteur d’histoires de fantômes relativement prolifique, Henry James n’a jamais ra...
Henry James\u27s "The Friends of the Friends" first appeared in 1896 under the title of "The Way It ...
The theatre is the most superstitious of cultural contexts, imbued with folklore, tall tales and ‘wa...
In the tradition of supernatural fiction and in the literature of the Edwardian period Montague Rhod...