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"Notes of a Son and Brother" offers an intimate glimpse into the formative years of Henry James, one of America's most celebrated authors. This volume serves as both autobiography and literary biography, delving into the rich family history that shaped James's worldview and artistic sensibilities.
Focusing on his father, Henry James Sr., and his brother William, the renowned philosopher, the book explores the intellectual and emotional landscape of a remarkable 19th-century family. James reflects on their shared experiences, individual pursuits, and the complex dynamics that bound them together.
A crucial text for understanding the development of an American expatriate author, "Notes of a Son and Brother" provides invaluable insight into the influences and personal connections that fueled Henry James's literary achievements. It stands as a testament to the enduring power of family and the profound impact of personal history on artistic creation.
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