Abstract
Henry James uses the marine metaphor in fiction as a way of charting his attitude toward living. James also uses this metaphor to signal the moral responsibility of characters, such as Nanda Brookenham in "The Awkward Age."
- Title
- The Marine Metaphor, Henry James, and the Moral Center of The Awkward Age
- Creators
- Greg Zacharias
- Publication Details
- Philological quarterly, Vol.69(1), p.91
- Publisher
- University of Iowa, Philological Quarterly
- Identifiers
- 991006027190902656
- Academic Unit
- English
- Language
- English
- Resource Type
- Journal article