Trends in James Baldwin Criticism 2001–10 by Lynn Orilla Scott

Subjects: “…James Baldwin, literary criticism (2001–10), African-American literature, biography, queer theory…”
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Henry James Reads Walter Scott Again by Oliver Herford

Subjects: “…Henry James (1843–1916)…”
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Movements of boreal caribou in the James Bay lowlands by M. E. Taylor, M. Ruthven

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William James, Gustav Fechner, and Early Psychophysics by Stephanie L. Hawkins

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James LOUGHLIN, The Ulster Question Since 1945 by Marie-Claire Considère-Charon

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Letter from James Raftery to Alan Clinton by Raftery, James

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A Calabrian in Minnesota: the tales of James Mancina by Reza, M

Hugh Broughton and the King James Bible, revisited by Macfarlane, K

“…Hugh Broughton (1549–1612) is best known today as the eccentric puritan who, having been excluded from the translation committees of the King James Bible, published a vicious attack on the final product. …”

The impression in the essays and late novels of Henry James by Scholar, J

“…<p>This thesis examines the meanings and uses of the impression in the essays and late novels of Henry James. While James found fault with impressionism in French painting and literature, he repeatedly called the novel an ‘impression of life’, and used the term to figure important moments of perception and action for his protagonists. …”

The King James Bible and the Politics of Religious Education by Gearon, L

Review of: Carrier, James (ed.): Meanings of the Market by Miller, D

Adam Smith, James Wilson, and the US Constitution by McLean, I

“…Two men born in Fife, Scotland, helped to shape the US Constitution and Bill of Rights. James Wilson (born Ceres, near Cupar, Scotland, in 1742; died Edenton, NC, USA in 1798) signed the Declaration of Independence; led the Federalist side in the 1787 Convention in Philadelphia; signed the US Constitution; became an Associate Justice of the US Supreme Court; wrote one of the first US law texts; and died soon after being imprisoned for debts due to another signer of the Constitution. …”

Review of: Murie, James R.: Ceremonies of the Pawnee by Barnes, RH

Review of: Walker, James R.: Lakota Society by Barnes, R

The independent form : Henry James's criticism of the novel by Jones, V

“…The first chapter, 'The Young Reviewer', deals with James's criticism before his move to Europe. It shows the close relationship between James's prescriptive approach and the crusading, nationalistic idealism of his editors, and examines both the traditionality and the originality of James's analytic method. …”

Henry James, Emmanuel Levinas, and the ethics of literature by Pick, A, Pick, Anat

“…This study constitutes an attempt to isolate and elucidate the event of personal relations in the later writings of Henry James. I argue that James' singularity rests on his treatment of personal relations in a radical and unfamiliar way. …”

Homosociality and the Aesthetic in Henry James's Roderick Hudson by Mendelssohn, M

“…In Henry James's Roderick Hudson (1875), the connection between art and life is made manifest by the relationship between the sculptor Roderick Hudson and his repressed, psychically split patron, Rowland Mallet. …”

James Joyce's Unpublished Letters [online resource] by Van Hulle, D, Spoo, R, Groden, M, Dettmar, K, Crowley, R, Brockman, WS, Batinić, J, Alonso, S

“…<p>James Joyce is one of the twentieth century's most admired and mythologized writers of prose fiction. …”

Homosociality and the aesthetic in Henry James's 'Roderick Hudson' by Mendelssohn, M

“…In Henry James's Roderick Hudson (1875), the connection between art and life is made manifest by the relationship between the sculptor Roderick Hudson and his repressed, psychically split patron, Rowland Mallet. …”

Experience and insight in Henry James and Dorothy Richardson by McLoughlin, K