Dayzī Mīlir: Persian 1401

The book "Daisy Miller" is a novel written by "Henry James" that was first published in 1879. This book brought "Henry James" the first widespread commercial and literary success. Young "Daisy Miller", an American woman who came to "Lake Leman" in Switzerland with her mother for vacation, is one of the most believable and memorable characters of "Henry James". Daisy's friendship with an American man, Mr. Winterbourne, and her infatuation with a sensitive but destitute Italian man bring to life some of the most prominent themes in James' work: Americans abroad, innocence Against experience, and the dominance of fate. The prominent American critic, "Elizabeth Hardwick" writes in the introduction of this book: "Daisy Miller lives on, a character born of literature who entered history as a name, an attitude."