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'Roderick Hudson' is a novel by Henry James that explores the life and struggles of its titular character, who is a talented but naive American sculptor. After being sponsored by his friend Rowland Mallet to study in Italy, Roderick undergoes personal and artistic turmoil. The book delves deeply into the complexities of relationships, professions, ambitions, and the human condition. The story provides an insightful analysis of character development, highlighting themes of art, love, and betrayal.
