
Henry James (1843-1916) born in the State of New York, but a naturalized British at the end of life, was a prolific writer with ability to write and publish. Some of his works, apart from the above, have been successfully carried to the movies as " The Bostonians (James Ivory, 1984)," Portrait of a Lady (Jane Campion, 1996, with Nicole Kidman) " Golden Cup" (James Ivory, 2006) and especially its most famous ghost story " The turn of the screw (" The latest twist "), adapted in 1961 with the title more Film, " Suspense!". Cosmopolitan
lover luxury and great mansions, Henry James

The book we just read - "Washington Square " - is a good example of the style of Henry James. His narrative is strong, it keeps the plot in every delivery 2 introduces short dialogues theatrical elements as inputs and outputs, a variety of scenarios, the characters communicate with expression and gesture, as if the author guessing his destination after film . Some critics blamed weakness in the painting of characters. I think people in this novel of father and daughter, Dr. Sloper and Catherine, dissimilar in terms of moral evaluation of this suitor, Morris Townsend, are well drawn, not so much the secondary as the girl's aunts and the same young man advantage just not well-defined. The author, despite the good reception given to this work, did not like too much and was about to remove it from the collection of his works.

Despite its predictable end, it still is but if you've seen the movie, this novel by Henry James may be a good solution for entertainment on a short trip or a relaxing read in one of those afternoons silly, nothing to do, where we do not feel like leaving home.
© Manuel Martínez Bargueño
June 2010
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NOTES
1. University of Cambridge. " History of English Literature " Vol II. Ediciones Pegaso. Madrid, 1953, pag. 475.
2. The work was published in serial form, almost simultaneously in England and America: June-November 1880 in the English Cornhill's Magazine from July to December of that year in the American Harper´s New Monthly Magazine
NOTES
1. University of Cambridge. " History of English Literature " Vol II. Ediciones Pegaso. Madrid, 1953, pag. 475.
2. The work was published in serial form, almost simultaneously in England and America: June-November 1880 in the English Cornhill's Magazine from July to December of that year in the American Harper´s New Monthly Magazine
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