The Beast in the Jungle Group
Question:
How does James' work in "TBITJ" make him distinctive as a realist?
How does the story explain and illustrate (for the reader) the key characteristics of James' particular brand of realism?-- specifically his focus upon "invisible" aspects of life and on individual relationship, which for James is the source of experience (rather than, say worldly adventures).
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