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'''Henry James''' (New York, 1843 – London, 1916) was an [[American]] [[writer]]. His works included 20 novels, 112 short stories, 12 plays, and a number of literary criticism. He wrote [[novel]]s that portrayed Americans living abroad, and stories of penetrating [[psychological]] insight.  

'''Henry James''' (New York, 1843 – London, 1916) was an [[American]] [[writer]]. His works included 20 novels, 112 short stories, 12 plays, and a number of literary criticism. He wrote [[novel]]s that portrayed Americans living abroad, and stories of penetrating [[psychological]] insight.  

James considered ''The Ambassadors'' (1903) his most perfect work of art.

James considered ''The Ambassadors'' (1903) his most perfect work of art.  His novel ''The Bostonians'' is a criticism of the [[feminist]] movement as of the 1880s.

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