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Daisy Miller by Henry James is a captivating novella that explores themes of social norms, cultural differences, and the complexities of human relationships. Published in 1878, the story centers on Daisy Miller, a young and spirited American woman traveling in Europe, and her interactions with Frederick Winterbourne, a reserved expatriate who becomes fascinated by her charm and independence. Set against the backdrop of the rigid social structures of 19th-century Europe, the novella highlights the clash between Daisy¡¯s free-spirited American individuality and the conservative European conventions that seek to confine her. Through Daisy¡¯s experiences, James masterfully examines the judgments and misunderstandings that arise from cultural divides and societal expectations. A nuanced exploration of innocence, perception, and reputation, Daisy Miller remains one of Henry James's most enduring works, celebrated for its rich characterizations and its incisive critique of social hypocrisy. This timeless narrative continues to resonate with readers, offering insights into the struggles of navigating identity and acceptance in a complex world.
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