The Turn of the Screw
Title: The Turn of the Screw
Category: Literature / English | Words: 501 | Pages: 2.1 (approximately 235 words/page)
The Turn of the Screw
The Turn of the Screw, by Henry James, is a popular work of literature that has been the topic of much controversy among literary critics. Some of the passages found in this novella can be interpreted to have different meanings. One critic, Wayne Booth, identifies two types of readers: the "straight reader" and the "ironic reader." The "straight reader" accepts everything the governess writes to be true, whereas, the "ironic reader" questions the accountability of
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herself to the ground because no one sees it, and Flora is upset and wants to be taken away from her by Mrs. Grose. The "ironic reader" might say that the governess is hallucinating, which is why no one else can see Miss Jessel. Flora also gets upset whenever Miss Jessel’s name is mentioned in conversation. At this time also, Mrs. Grose is now scared for Flora and questioning the sanity of the governess.
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