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CONTENTS Preface to the Series ix Preface to the Volume 1 PART ONE:MATERIALSKimberly C. Reed Introduction 7 Background Readings 7 The Texts in the Classroom 9 Teaching Resources 10 Editions 11 PART TWO:APPROACHES Introduction 15 Kimberly C. Reed Contexts The Difficulty with Plain Answers: Introducing Modernism by Way of Henry James 18 Kristin Boudreau The Dialogism of Modern Women: A New-Historicist Pedagogical Approach to Daisy Miller 28 Sean Palmer ``The Hideous Obscure'': Historical Backgrounds of The Turn of the Screw 39 Kimberly C. Reed The Biography of Daisy Miller 46 Philip Horne ``And He So Dreadfully Below'': Teaching Issues of Social Class in The Turn of the Screw 53 Robert Andrew Wilson Classroom Strategies The Governess as Teacher in The Turn of the Screw 63 Peter G. Beidler The Matter of Perception: American Girls and English Ghosts 72 Collin Meissner Teaching Daisy Miller Innocently 81 Gert Buelens Daisy Miller and Reception: Lessons Learned Teaching Henry James in Europe 88 Nicolas S. Witschi ``Dramatise, Dramatise, Dramatise!'' 94 Greg W. Zacharias Theory and Intertextuality Teaching Theory through Daisy Miller 101 Pericles Lewis Teaching The Turn of the Screw and/as Literary Theory 111 Sheila Teahan Teaching The Turn of the Screw Metatextually 118 Diane Long Hoeveler Teaching Ambiguity: The Turn of the Screw and Shoshana Felman's ``Turning the Screw of Interpretation'' 127 Michelle E. Moore Gender and Sexuality The Jamesian Turn: A Primer on Queer Formalism 132 Eric Savoy Mothers and Others: Anxieties over Substitute Mothers in The Turn of the Screw 143 Dawn Keetley Making Masculinity Visible: Teaching Daisy Miller at an All-Male College 151 Warren Rosenberg James and Composition An Analytic Turn: Teaching The Turn of the Screw in the Writing Classroom 157 Marian Kelly ``Dishonoured and Tragic, She Was All before Me'': Daisy and the Governess in First-Year Composition Courses 163 Sallie Duhling and Patricia Worrall What the Freshman Knew: Jamesian Ambiguity in the International Composition Classroom 169 Anna Despotopoulou James and Film Driving Miss Daisy: Peter Bogdanovich's Daisy Miller 177 Mark A. Eaton ``A Matter of Appreciation, Speculation, Imagination'': Interpreting The Turn of the Screw and Film Adaptations 186 Monika Brown A Visual Approach to The Turn of the Screw 195 Sue Sorensen Notes on Contributors 203 Survey Participants 207 Works Cited 209 Index 219
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
James, Henry, 1843-1916. Daisy Miller.
James, Henry, 1843-1916. Turn of the screw.
James, Henry, 1843-1916 -- Study and teaching.
Women travelers in literature.
Governesses in literature.