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Daisy Miller: Critical Essay by Donald E. Houghton

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SOURCE: "Attitude and Illness in James' 'Daisy Miller'," in Literature and Psychology, Vol. XIX, No. 1,1969, pp. 51-60.

In the following essay, Houghton examines the theme of illness as a manifestation of cultural difference in Daisy Miller.

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