The Cambridge Companion to Joseph ConradJ. H. Stape Cambridge University Press, 27 de juny 1996 - 258 pàgines The Cambridge Companion to Joseph Conrad offers a wide-ranging introduction to the fiction of Joseph Conrad, one of the most influential novelists of the twentieth century. Leading Conrad scholars give an account of Conrad's life, provide detailed readings of his major works, and discuss his narrative techniques, his complex relationship with cultural developments of his time, his influence on later writers and artists, and recent developments in Conrad criticism. The volume, which is aimed at students and the general reader, also contains a chronology and guide to further reading. |
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The short fiction | 25 |
Heart of Darkness | 45 |
Lord Jim | 63 |
Nostromo | 81 |
The Secret Agent | 100 |
The late novels | 140 |
Conradian narrative | 160 |
Conrad and imperialism | 179 |
Conrad and Modernism | 203 |
Conrads influence | 223 |
Further reading | 242 |
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