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Presents an account of Edith Wharton, viewing the author as a spatial activist and reassessing her place in American literature and culture. This book examines Wharton's theories of space in Newport and Rhode Island during the Gilded Age to illustrate the important role built-environment played in the social, economic and personal conflicts.
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