The turn of the screw : authoritative text, contexts, criticism /
"Based on the New York Edition text, this third edition of Norton Critical Edition of The Turn of the Screw by Henry James features the popular horror story of a woman hired as a governess for two children at a desolate estate. As mysterious figures begin to appear and evil lurks in the shadows...
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New York, N.Y. :
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[2021]
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| Series: | Norton critical edition.
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| 100 | 1 | |a James, Henry, |d 1843-1916, |e author. |0 http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n78091982 | |
| 245 | 1 | 4 | |a The turn of the screw : |b authoritative text, contexts, criticism / |c Henry James ; edited by Jonathan Warren, York University. |
| 246 | 3 | |a Turn of the screw | |
| 250 | |a Third edition. | ||
| 264 | 1 | |a New York, N.Y. : |b W. W. Norton & Company, |c [2021] | |
| 300 | |a xxiii, 296 pages : |b illustrations ; |c 22 cm. | ||
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| 490 | 1 | |a Norton critical editions: American realism & reform | |
| 500 | |a "A Norton critical edition." | ||
| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references. | ||
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t James, the Ghost Story, and the Supernatural / |r Henry James -- |t To Thomas Sergeant Perry [So Much for Cora] -- |t A Notebook Entry [Subject for a Ghost-Story] -- |t A Notebook Entry [Another Theme of the Same Kind] -- |t From a Preface [The Whole Fairy-Tale Side of Life] -- |t To Theodate Pope Riddle [Beneath Comment or Criticism] -- |t James on the Turn of the Screw / |r Henry James -- |t A Notebook Entry [Idea of a Servant Suspected] -- |t A Notebook Entry [Grose] -- |t A Notebook Entry [Note Here the Ghost-Story] -- |t To Alice [Mrs. William] James [Finished My Little Book] -- |t To A. C. Benson [Of the Ghostly and Ghastly] -- |t To Paul Bourget [A Little Volume Just Published] -- |t To Dr. Waldstein [My Bogey-Tale Dealt with Things So Hideous] -- |t To H. G. Wells [The Thing Is Essentially a Pot-Boiler] -- |t To F. W. H. Myers [The T. of the S. Is a Very Mechanical Matter] -- |t To W. D. Howells [Another Duplex Book Like the "Two Magics"] -- |t A Notebook Entry [Something as Simple as The Turn of the Screw] -- |t To W. D. Howells [To Concoct a "Ghost" of Any Freshness] -- |t Preface to the New York Edition [An Exercise of the Imagination] -- |t Other Possible Sources for the Turn of the Scflew -- |t The Genesis of "The Turn of the Screw" / |r Robert Lee Wolff -- |t Psychical Research and "The Turn of the Screw" / |r Francis X. Roellinger Jr. -- |t The Turn of the Screw and Alice James / |r Oscar Cargill -- |t [Moral Anxiety, Vulgar Sexuality, and the Victorian Governess] / |r Mary Poovey -- |t [Pure and Strangely Erotic: The Victorian Child] / |r James R. Kincaid -- |t Adaptations and Illustrations -- |t Illustration in Collier's Weekly (February 12, 1898) / |r Eric Pape -- |t Illustration in Collier's Weekly (March 5, 1898) / |r John La Farge -- |t Illustration in Collier's Weekly (February 12, 1898) -- |t At a House in Harley Street / |r Charles Demuth -- |t The Governess First Sees the Ghost of Peter Quint -- |t Flora and the Governess -- |t The Governess, Mrs. Grose and the Children -- |t Miles and the Governess -- |t The Innocents: Film Stills -- |t Britten's The Turn of the Screw (2011) / |r Los Angeles Opera -- |t Britten's The Turn of the Screw (2014) / |r Glyndebourne Festival Opera -- |t Britten's The Turn of the Screw (2011) -- |t Selected Stage and Screen Adaptations, 1950 -- 2020 -- |t Criticism -- |t Early Reactions: 1898 -- 1926 -- |t Magic of Evil and Love / |r The New York Times -- |t To Ford Madox Ford [An Intellectual Thrill] / |r Joseph Conrad -- |t A Masterpiece by Mr. Henry James / |r New York Tribune -- |t To Oliver Lodge [The Little Boy Feels Pederastic Passion] / |r F. W. H. Myers -- |t [The Story Is Distinctly Repulsive] / |r The Outlook -- |t To the Hon. A. E. Bontine [A Kind of Phosphorescent Trail] / |r Joseph Conrad -- |t Academy Portraits: Mr. Henry James / |r Henry Harland -- |t Mr. James's New Book / |r The Bookman -- |t Henry James as a Ghost Raiser / |r Droch -- |t On Books at Christmas / |r John D. Barry -- |t Two Volumes from Henry James / |r The American Monthly Review of Reviews -- |t [The Most Hopelessly Evil Story] / |r The Independent -- |t To Robert Ross [Wonderful, Lurid, Poisonous] / |r Oscar Wilde -- |t [Psychic Phenomena] / |r The Chautauquan -- |t [Facts, or Delusions] / |r Oliver Elton -- |t Henry James, and the Ghostly / |r A. R. Orage -- |t [Henry James's Ghosts] / |r Virginia Woolf -- |t [Merely Declining to Think About Homosex] / |r E. M. Forster -- |t Major and Recent Criticism -- |t A Pre-Freudian Reading of The Turn of the Screw / |r Harold C. Goddard -- |t Henry James to the Ruminant Reader: The Turn of the Screw / |r Edna Kenton -- |t The Ambiguity of Henry James / |r Edmund Wilson -- |t The Freudian Reading of The Turn of the Screw / |r Robert B. Heilman -- |t Introduction to Stories of the Supernatural / |r Leon Edel -- |t From The Secret of Narrative / |r Tzvetan Todorov -- |t Turning the Screw of Interpretation / |r Shoshana Felman -- |t James: Twists of the Governess / |r Henry Sussman -- |t Recognition: Servant in the Ending / |r Bruce Robbins -- |t Screwing with Children in Henry James / |r Ellis Hanson -- |t The Turn of the Screw, or: the Dispossessed Hearts of Little Gentlemen / |r Eric Haralson -- |t Turning the Screw Again: The Precocious Colonial Child in Henry James's Story / |r Paul Sharrad -- |t An Innocence Worse Than Evil in The Turn of the Screw / |r Michelle H. Phillips -- |t Material Turns of the Screw: The Collier's Weekly Serialization of The Turn of the Screw (1898) / |r Kirsten MacLeod. |
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