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JAMES, HENRY(1811–1882) Henry James, an American philosophical theologian in the Swedenborgian tradition, is perhaps best known as the father of the novelist Henry James and the philosopher-psychologist William James. Although the elder James was physically handicapped from his early teens, an inheritance from his father, a dominant figure in ...
James was born on April 15, 1843 in New York City into a family of wealth and intellect. His father, Henry James, Sr., was a leading theologian of the time and friends with Emerson and Thoreau; his older brother, William, would become an important figure in psychology and philosophy; and his sister, Alice, would later become famous as a diarist.
Henry James (Nueva York, 15 de abril de 1843-Londres, 28 de febrero de 1916) fue un escritor y crítico literario estadounidense, nacionalizado británico, reconocido como una figura clave en la transición del realismo al modernismo anglosajón, cuyas novelas y relatos están basados en la técnica del punto de vista, que permite el análisis psicológico de los personajes desde su interior.
27 de mar. de 2019 · About Henry James, Sr. James was born on June 3, 1811 in Albany, New York. He was one of twelve children born to Catharine (née Barbara) James and William James (1771–1832), an emigrant from Bailieborough, County Cavan, Ireland to the United States around 1789, who amassed a fortune of about $1.2 million from business dealings in upstate New ...
Henry James was de zoon van Henry James sr. en de jongere broer van psycholoog en filosoof William James. Hij groeide op in een intellectueel milieu van filosofen en politici die vrienden of bekenden van zijn vader waren. Hieronder waren mensen als Henry David Thoreau, Nathaniel Hawthorne en Ralph Waldo Emerson.
1 de jan. de 1994 · 7 ratings2 reviews. A biography of the passionate, contradictory father of William, Henry and Alice James. The author counters the popular view that Henry James, Sr. was a "benignant" man who devoted himself to the good of his children, preached tolerance, and practised self-effacement. Genres Biography Nonfiction. 600 pages, Paperback.
"complicate" the theological achievement of Henry Sr., as rendered by William James in his discussion of Henry Sr.'s phenomenalism, anthropomorphism, and meta-physics (LR, p. II 5) and to supplement the accounts of Henry Sr.'s intellectual development in Austin Warren, The Elder Henry James (New York: Macmillan, 1934);
