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In page The Portrait of a Lady:

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The Portrait of a Lady has received critical acclaim since its first publication in The Atlantic Monthly, and it remains the most popular of James's longer fictions.[citation needed] Contemporary critics recognise that James had pushed the analysis of human consciousness and motivation to new levels, particularly in such passages as Chapter 42, where Isabel meditates deep into the night about her marriage and the trap she seems to have fallen into.[citation needed] James gave an in-depth account of Isabel's deepest terrors in his preface to the novel's 1908 New York Edition.[1]