Problems in Modern English Fiction

action aesthetic Aldous Huxley appear artist beauty become Bennett Bloom called chapter character complete Criticism D. H. Lawrence Dalloway David Daiches death dialogue Dorothy Richardson Dublin E. M. Forster emotion English epiphany essay everything experience expression eyes fact feel fiction Flaubert give Henry James human Huxley's idea imagination individual interest James Joyce Jane Austen Joseph Conrad Joyce's Lady Letters literary literature living London look lyrical means memory method mind modern novelist monologue moral narrative nature never novel novelist object passion person picture plot poetic Point Counter Point Portrait present problem prose Ramsay reader reality relation rhythm scene seems sense sexual Shakespeare social society spirit Stephen Hero story stream of consciousness style technique tell theme thing thought tion truth Ulysses Virginia Woolf vision whole words writer young