Titlebook: A Conrad Companion; Norman Page Book 1986 Norman Page 1986 fiction.history of literature.literature.nineteenth century.twentieth century

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Text, Speech and Language Technologytantial interruptions: the period of his father’s exile in Russia (May 1862–January 1868, with visits to his uncle Tadeusz during this time), and the months he spent in Switzerland in 1873. Since the late eighteenth century, Poland had been partitioned between Austrla, Prussia and Russia. Conrad was

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-59512-8a professional writer, and married. Although a few photographs survive from his earlier years, descriptions are scarce. From about the turn of the century, however, they become much more numerous; for while Conrad came to dislike London and did not frequent metropolitan literary coteries, he was not

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-59512-8The sustained invention of a really telling lie demands a talent which I do not possess.’ Conrad’s fiction, especially his earlier fiction, draws heavily on personal experience: not only settings but characters are often based on actuality, and he even goes so far as to retain the names of his real-

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-45085-7Edward Garnett. As it turned out, however, he played only a minor role in their three collaborations (., and .), and to regard these works as part of the corpus of Conrad’s fiction is perhaps stretching the point a little.

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Affective Dimensions in Chemistry Educationllection of essays published in 1906, which according to Frederick R. Karl ‘began as a somewhat loose collaboration with Ford, with the latter jogging Conrad’s memory and taking notes as Conrad dictated’. Subtitled ‘Memories and Impressions’, the book consists of a series of reminiscences of, and me

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