Table of contents for American theorists of the novel : Henry James, Lionel Trilling, and Wayne C. Booth / Peter Rawlings.

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Contents
WHY JAMES, TRILLING, AND BOOTH?
KEY IDEAS
1.	Three perspectives on the novel
2.	Realism and representation
3.	Authors, narrators, and narration
4.	Points of view and centres of consciousness
5.	Readers, reading, and interpretation
6.	Moral intelligence
AFTER JAMES, TRILLING, AND BOOTH
FURTHER READING
Works cited
Index

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Criticism -- United States.
Fiction -- History and criticism.