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"보스턴 사람들(The Bostonians)"은 헨리 제임스(Henry James)가 쓰고 1886년에 출판된 소설이다. 남북 전쟁 이후의 미국을 배경으로 하며 그 기간 동안 일어난 페미니즘, 정치 활동, 사회 변화 문제를 다루고 있다. 총 2권으로 출간되었다.
소설 전반에 걸쳐 제임스는 페미니스트 운동, 개인의 자유, 개인 관계가 이념적 헌신에 미치는 영향의 심리적, 사회적 의미를 깊이 들여다 보고 있다.


"The Bostonians" is a novel written by Henry James and published in 1886. It is set in the United States after the Civil War and deals with issues of feminism, political activism, and social change that occurred during that period. It was published in two volumes.
Throughout the novel, James takes a deep look at the psychological and social implications of the feminist movement, individual freedom, and the impact of personal relationships on ideological commitment.

요약
올리브와 베레나의 관계는 더욱 돈독해지고, 올리브는 더욱 소유욕을 갖게 된다. 동시에 여성 운동의 연사로서 베레나의 인기도 높아지고, 올리브의 꿈은 베레나가 보스턴 뮤직홀에서 획기적인 연설을 하여 페미니스트 운동의 선두주자로서의 위상을 확고히 하는 것이다.
Basil Ransom은 계속해서 Verena에게 구애하며 내러티브에 긴장감을 더해준다. 그는 Verena의 신념에 도전하고 그녀가 여성 운동에 대한 헌신의 깊이에 대해 의문을 제기하게 만드는데….

Summary
The relationship between Olive and Verena becomes stronger, and Olive becomes more possessive. At the same time, Verena's popularity as a speaker for her women's movement also grows, and Olive's dream is for Verena to give a groundbreaking speech at the Boston Music Hall, cementing her status as a leader in the feminist movement.
Basil Ransom continues to woo Verena, adding tension to the narrative. He challenges Verena's beliefs and makes her question the depth of her commitment to the women's movement.

Contents

BOOK SECOND (Continued)
CHAPTER XXIV. A little more than an hour after
CHAPTER XXV. They passed through two or three small
CHAPTER XXVI. "Mrs. Henry Burrage, at home Wednesday evening
CHAPTER XXVII. "You won't speak to me in my own house
CHAPTER XXVIII. He could command the music-room very well from
CHAPTER XXIX. Mrs. Luna was early in the field the next day
CHAPTER XXX. Mrs. Luna would have been still less satisfied
CHAPTER XXXI. When she returned with her companion to
CHAPTER XXXII. The hour that Olive proposed to Mrs. Burrage
CHAPTER XXXIII. "Come out with me, Miss Tarrant
CHAPTER XXXIV. This question, with the tone in which it happened to be uttered

BOOK THIRD
CHAPTER XXXV. The August night had gathered by the time Basil Ransom
CHAPTER XXXVI. A certain prudence had determined him to put off
CHAPTER XXXVII. Basil Ransom spent nearly a month at Marmion
CHAPTER XXXVIII. Olive thought she knew the worst
CHAPTER XXXIX. He met Doctor Prance in the village the next morning
CHAPTER XL. It was Mrs. Luna who received him
CHAPTER XLI. He walked about for the next two hours
CHAPTER XLII. Ransom made no reply