Miss Grief And Other Stories (2016)
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conveys her conflicted feelings about that country—its climate and people could be dreary, but it was also the home of the culture and literature she loved. More than that, however, the story reflects her complex views on family and art. In its many references to women writers and artists, spinsters and married women, and writing for money versus writing for art’s sake, it explores from another perspective the questions raised by Henry James in “The Lesson of the Master” (1888). In that story, J...ames approached the problem of the married male writer who must support his family, as viewed from the outside by an ambitious male friend, who is also a writer. Woolson, on the other hand, portrays an unmarried woman who channels her ambitions into a male friend whose wife cares nothing for literature. The triangle they create suggests how excluded intellectual, literary women could feel from both the world of literature and family life. “In Sloane Street” appeared in Harper’s Bazar in June 1892.
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conveys her conflicted feelings about that country—its climate and people could be dreary, but it was also the home of the culture and literature she loved. More than that, however, the story reflects her complex views on family and art. In its many references to women writers and artists, spinsters and married women, and writing for money versus writing for art’s sake, it explores from another perspective the questions raised by Henry James in “The Lesson of the Master” (1888). In that story, J...ames approached the problem of the married male writer who must support his family, as viewed from the outside by an ambitious male friend, who is also a writer. Woolson, on the other hand, portrays an unmarried woman who channels her ambitions into a male friend whose wife cares nothing for literature. The triangle they create suggests how excluded intellectual, literary women could feel from both the world of literature and family life. “In Sloane Street” appeared in Harper’s Bazar in June 1892.
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