Henry James' Daisy Miller and Edith Wharton's The Age of Innocence

An innocent era based on the novel by Henry James' s Fuwa West Rice and Edith Wharton is a social commentary and a love affair in a corrupt society. The male hero, Newland Archer and Winterbone help to prove that the goal is to comment, show society's dishonesty and frivolous nature. Because the stories and characters of Newland and Winterbourne are descendants of this society, there is a motive to deal with it. Every character has an affair. Winterbone is subtle and his single concern, while his existence in Geneva (at the beginning and the end of the novel) is all about "learning", "When people talk about him, They are

The short controversial short version "The West Miller: A Study" depicts that European young European winterbone is about to accept American girl Daisy Miller. It displays. Henry James was born in New York in 1843, but he spends most of his life in Europe. When I lived in Europe, I met many American tourists. After these encounters, Henry decided to explore the difference between innocent Americans and complex Europeans.

In the preface of "Western Mirror", "Pandora", "Patagonia", "Other stories", Henry James is the inspiration of "Western Mirror: Study" and the difference between Simmel and the primitive person he observed. James wrote how "a young girl, a natural and free child, a vague appearance, a surprised lucky, good-looking Rome" is sinning. ). This observation became his character Daisy Miller. In the story, she decides based on her age and simple personality. Because she does not know how to do the right thing based on years of life, no one can criticize these decisions.

In the story of Henry James, Daisy Miller, Character Daisy Miller is depicted as a typical American lover. In Europe, the attitude of young unmarried women is not Miss West Miller's attitude. The other role of the whole story will help guide her to an attractive conclusion to observe her shouting behavior. Her male friend, Winterbourne, is the subject of her guts. She was heard but became a pretty innocent young lady who answered clearly to the next event

Henry James wrote many classical stories in his era These great classics are "mirrors of the West". Daisy Miller is a love story about a young woman who seems to be outdated in culture and society. This is a girl who realizes this by showing the ignorance of the society that he wants to be free. I read and met many of the themes that Daisy Miller brought to me. There is her innocence in these topics. Henry James's "Western Miller" has a pure theme and brings about a major disaster to the hero. Is Daisy 's death related to her innocence or her rude lifestyle? Daisy Miller is a unique girl who did something wrong for her innocence.