(-: The Henry James E-Journal :-)
Number 6
June 12, 2003
Editors: Richard D. Hathaway and Gert Buelens. Articles should be submitted by email to Richard Hathaway (hathawar@newpaltz.edu), in Microsoft Word or Rich Text (.rtf) format, with double-spacing between paragraphs and only between paragraphs. Except for using parenthetical citations, with a Works Cited section at the end, the format need not follow the MLA style sheet. The Web is international, and we leave authors free to use whatever style sheet they wish.The time between submission of an article and, if accepted, its posting as a link from "the Henry James scholar's Guide to Web Sites" is usually about three weeks.
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A Virtual Henry James
by Andrew CuttingCLICK HERE TO BEGIN READING "A Virtual Henry James"
London Metropolitan UniversityThis presentation by Andrew Cutting is in hypertext format. In the table of contents on each page, click to go to the desired section.
This article discusses, among other things, James's "In the Cage," The American Scene, and "The Papers." Its opening paragraph reads as follows: "How might we reread James for a digital age? Should we use him to resist the impacts of new media and technologies? Or can we exploit these technologies to better popularise and understand James's writing?"
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