The Sensationalism of The Woman in White

Walter M. Kendrick

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O(_) NE AIM of Henry James's The Art of Fiction (1884) is to dispose of some misconceptions which have obscured the understanding of what novels are. Prominent among these hindrances to clarity is the old-fashioned distinction between the novel of incident and the novel of character. No practicing novelist, according to James, can ever have paid much attention to this clumsy separation. It must have been devised by critics and readers to help them out of the queer predicaments into which they sometimes stumble.

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