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Beauty and the beastly cause: Aesthetic value, anarchy, and the theater of representation in James'sThe Princess Casamassima

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Gatenby, B.M. Beauty and the beastly cause: Aesthetic value, anarchy, and the theater of representation in James'sThe Princess Casamassima . J Value Inquiry 28, 313–325 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01079574

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