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Acknowledgements
Introduction
0.1 James's Career as a Writer and Literary Achievements
0.2 The Jamesian Novels and James's Criticism on the Novel
0.3 A Review of the Study of James and the Purpose of This Paper
Chapter 1: The Highlight of the Predominant Features of the Traditional Novel
1.1 The Characteristics of the Traditional Novel
1.2 The Description of the Psychology of the Character in the Traditional Novel
Chapter 2: The Techniques Henry James Employed to Describe the Psychology of the Character
2.1 James's Inheritance of the Literary Tradition
2.2 James's Experiments with the Description of the Psychology of the Character
Chapter 3: Isabel Archer's Commitment to Life in The Portrait of a Lady
3.1 The Tragic Marriage Life of Isabel
3.2 Isabel's Quality of Independence
3.3 The Consequences of Isabel's Choice
3.4 Isabel's Commitment to Life
3.5 Silence as the Means to Explore the Consciousness of the Character
3.6 Silences James Used in The Portrait of a Lady
Chapter 4: The Self-sacrifice of Milly Theale in The Wings of the Dove
4.1 The Full Exploration of Milly's Psychology
4.2 Milly's Fatal Illness
4.3 Milly's Self-sacrifice
4.4 Silences Reflected in The Wings of the Dove
Chapter 5: The Self-assertion of Maggie Verver in The Golden Bowl
5.1 The Symbolic Meaning of The Golden Bowl
5.2 Maggie's Attachment to her Father Adam
5.3 Maggie's Power of Imagination Represented in her Consciousness
5.4 Maggie's Self-assertion
5.5 Maggie Dealing with her Relation with Other Characters in Silence
Chapter 6: The Influence of Henry James's Psychological Realism on the “Stream of Consciousness” Writers
6.1 James's Influence on the “Stream of Consciousness” Novelists
6.2 The Features of the “Stream of Consciousness” Technique in the Description of the Character's Psychology
Conclusion
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