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• For that matter, he exhibits a comparably Jamesian punctilio.
• The Jamesians are further outraged that Garp attended the memorial.
• "Our Gang " ), the Jamesian and the Rabelaisian.
• And the movie seems unsure of where to go with its Jamesian conceit.
• The classic Jamesian tale usually includes the following elements:
• There was no Jamesian ambiguity to the approach.
• Even so, the decidedly feminist angle on display is very un-Jamesian.
• These are the Jamesian elements in the film ( James Bond, that is ).
• It's really such a Jamesian story, isn't it ?"
• The frame story has been deemed Jamesian.
• As with all things Jamesian, either you accept the numbers or you don't.
• If you're a Jamesian scholar, then the name Rob Neyer has some currency.
• Moreover, the filmmakers have feelings about expatriates'belonging and longing, those critical Jamesian themes.
• But it comes as something of a shock to discover a so thoroughly un-Jamesian film.
• Gaston wavers and hesitates like many a Jamesian male, but he eventually does the right thing.
• The book is very successful and well-regarded, but is highly critical of the Jamesians.
• He is identified by Pooh, a Jamesian he had known when they both were in school.
• Jane Campion's streamlined version of Henry James's novel necessarily favors cinematic vision over Jamesian elucidation.
• This essay begins by characterizing the book as the unfairly selected " ugly duckling " of the Jamesian canon.
• Diane Johnson wrote a semi-farcical romance, posing as Jamesian, in " Le Divorce ."