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[单项选择]Henry James was most famous for
A. his poems.
B. his plays.
C. his novels.
D. his short stories.
[简答题]Please discuss Henry James’ contribution to American literature in regard to his representative works, themes, writing techniques and language.
[单项选择]One of Henry James’ literary techniques innovated to cater for the psychological emphasis is his
A. narrative "point of view"
B. rhetorical devices
C. way of using metaphors
D. way of using symbols
[填空题]Henry James was to some degree interested in voyeuristically exploring his characters’’ psychologies, though he was________this enterprise less by________than by sympathy.
A. A.seduced into … affection
B.impelled to … curiosity
C.goaded into … loath
D.discouraged from … apathy
E.intrigued by … self-pity
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Henry James When he was growing up in New York, Henry was given a great deal of independence, so much in fact, that he felt isolated from other people. As a quiet child among exuberant brothers and cousins, Henry was more often an observer than a participant in their activities. When, as a young man, a back injury prevented his fighting in the Civil War, he felt even more excluded from the events of his time. While the adult Henry James developed many close friendships, he retained his attitude of observer, and devoted much of his life to solitary work on his writing.
Henry’s family lived for a time in Boston, where he became acquainted with New England authors and friends of his father, began his friendship with William Dean Howells, and attended Harvard Law School. After 1866, James lived in Europe much of the time and in 1875 decided to make it his permanent home. He lived in Paris for a year, where he met Turgenev, Flaubert, and Zola. The nex
[单项选择]The fame of Henry James generally rests upon his novels and stories with ______.
A. historical themes
B. the international themes
C. tragic themes
D. the American theme
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Henry James When he was
growing up in New York, Henry was given a great deal of independence, so much in
fact, that he felt isolated from other people. As a quiet child among exuberant
brothers and cousins, Henry was more often an observer than a participant in
their activities. When, as a young man, a back injury prevented his fighting in
the Civil War, he felt even more excluded from the events of his time. While the
adult Henry James developed many close friendships, he retained his attitude of
observer, and devoted much of his life to solitary work on his
writing.
Henry’s family lived for a time in Boston, where he
became acquainted with New England authors and friends of his father, began his
friendship with William Dean Howells, and attended Harvard L