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The Aspern Papers (em português, Os papéis de Aspern) é uma novela escrita por Henry James, originalmente publicada em The Atlantic Monthly em 1888 [ 1], com sua primeira publicação em livro no mesmo ano. É um das novelas mais conhecidas e aclamadas de James. O autor inspirou-se no caso das cartas que Percy Bysshe Shelley mandou à meia ...
11 de jan. de 2019 · The Aspern Papers. The work of Henry James, matters of era-appropriate primness and stylistic obscurantism aside, has plenty of narrative intrigue and juice. Which hasn’t stopped film adaptors of James’ work from tricking things up every now and then. On the plus side you’ve got Jacques Rivette ’s 1974 “Celine and Julie Go Boating ...
The Aspern Papers, novelette by Henry James, published in 1888, first in The Atlantic Monthly (March–May) and then in the collection The Aspern Papers, Louisa Pallant, The Modern Warning. In “The Aspern Papers,” an unnamed American editor rents a room in Venice in the home of Juliana Bordereau, the elderly mistress of Jeffrey Aspern, a deceased Romantic poet, in order to procure from her ...
In this classic 1888 novella, an anonymous narrator relates his obsessive quest to acquire some letters and other private documents that once belonged to the deceased Romantic poet Jeffrey Aspern. Attempting to gain access to the papers, the property of Aspern's former mistress, he rents a room in a decaying Venetian villa where the woman lives with her aging niece.
The Aspern Papers focuses on an unnamed American narrator who serves as an editor to the fictional, deceased poet Jeffrey Aspern. The narrator, who is obsessed with Aspern both personally and professionally, has travelled to Venice based on information that a woman named Juliana Bordereau—who was once Aspern’s romantic partner—is in possession of a collection of letters from her ...
5 de jan. de 2019 · Anthony Lane reviews Julien Landais’s “The Aspern Papers,” starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers, and a revival of Jacques Rivette’s “The Nun,” from 1966, at Film Forum.
They had none of Mr. Aspern’s papers and, if they had, should never think of showing them to any one, on any account whatever. She did n’t know what he was talking about and begged he would ...
