Artistic Individuality

In This Study Of A Series Of Artist Novels Individuality Is Elucidatedby Childhood Experiences Sensuality And Receptivity The Urge Forself-Expression Relation To Nature And Creative Work. Individualityis Essentially The Recognition Of One’S Self As A Unique Part Of A WholeWhich Is Apt To Be Discovered In Kinship With Nature And Expressed Inaesthetics That Stem From An Appreciation Of Nature.The Featured Novels Are Willa Cather’S The Song Of The Lark M. Allen Cunningham’S Lost Son James Joyce’S A Portrait Of The Artist Asa Young Man W. Somerset Maugham’S The Moon And Sixpence Dodiesmith’S I Capture The Castle John Updike’S Seek My Face And Virginiawoolf ’S To The Lighthouse.