Keyword [Joseph Conrad]
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| 101. | An Analysis Of Binary Oppositions In Heart Of Darkness |
| 102. | Dilemmas Of Conduct And Hybrid Identity In Three Of Joseph Conrad's Novels |
| 103. | The Study Of Space Writing In Joseph Conrad's Novels |
| 104. | Aesthetics at its end: Late style in the works of Joseph Conrad, Vladimir Nabokov, and W. G. Sebald |
| 105. | Romantic darkness: Critical reflections on enlightenment in Joseph Conrad, Mary Shelley, and William Wordsworth |
| 106. | Revis(it)ing Joseph Conrad's 'Heart of Darkness': Women, symbolism, and resistance |
| 107. | One of us: Joseph Conrad's 'Under Western Eyes' and 'A Personal Record' |
| 108. | 'A luminous halo': Madness and the inexpressible in Joseph Conrad's 'Heart of Darkness' and Virginia Woolf's 'Between the Acts' |
| 109. | Strangers in stranger tongues: Vladimir Nabokov and the writing of exile, with reference to Joseph Conrad, Hakob Asadourian, and Roman Jakobson |
| 110. | Polyglot rhetoric and the construction of subjectivity: The effect of doubling, reflection, and thematic patterning in the fiction of Joseph Conrad and Vladimir Nabokov |
| 111. | An interdisciplinary comparison of Joseph Conrad's 'Heart of Darkness' and Barbara Kingsolver's 'The Poisonwood Bible' |
| 112. | Minding the gap: Reading history With Joseph Conrad, Peter Weiss, and W. G. Sebal |
| 113. | Sustained collision: Modernist fictions as forms of attention (Virginia Woolf, Ford Madox Ford, Joseph Conrad, James Joyce, Ireland) |
| 114. | Everyday: Literature, modernity, and time (Gustave Flaubert, France, H. G. Wells, Joseph Conrad) |
| 115. | The Regenerative Paradigm: Male Initiations in Joseph Conrad's 'The Nigger of the 'Narcissus'', 'Heart of Darkness ' and 'The Shadow-Line' |
| 116. | The work of humanity: Will to power in the heart of darkness (Joseph Conrad, Friedrich Nietzsche) |
| 117. | The sabatoge of Joseph Conrad's 'The Secret Agent': Hitchcock reads Conrad |
| 118. | Ethics of representation in novels by George Eliot, Thomas Hardy, and Joseph Conrad |
| 119. | The imperial quest and modern memory (Joseph Conrad, E. M. Forster, Paul Bowles, Graham Greene) |
| 120. | 'How shall we write history?': The modernist historiography of Joseph Conrad, Ford Madox Ford and Rebecca West |
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