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The Cambridge Companion To Edith Wharton (Cambridge Companions To Literature),New Swade Author Jean Phillips Adopts AnThis Volume Of Essays Offers Fresh Examinations Of Wharton'S Fiction Designed Both To Engage The Interest Of The Student Or General Reader Encountering Wharton For The First Time, And To Be Valuable To Advanced Scholars Looking For New Insights Into Her Creative Achievement. Written By A Mix Of Established Commentators On Wharton And Newer Scholars In The Field, The Essays Cover Wharton'S Most Important Novels As Well As Some Of Her Shorter Fiction.