Titlebook: BennettWells And Conrad; Narrative In Transit Linda R. Anderson Book 1988 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 19

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The History of Mr Pollyoth supports and is the image of his inner contentment. The novels are as different as History and Utopia, a difference which Ralf Dahrendorf has defined in images peculiarly appropriate to Wells. It is hard, he writes,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-25784-2here is partly mocking and seems to mix boldness with temerity. In a letter which he wrote to his friend George Sturt before beginning work on the novel in 1907 he was similarly ambivalent about what he was doing:

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Robert L. Baker,Birgitte R. Mednickof rediscovering a sense of community. What Conrad risked was that if this illusion of meaning were undercut — once the process of writing stopped — he would be face to face with his isolation again and writing would be exposed not as an action or a‘task’ which had a social meaning — but as simply words.

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Conclusionof rediscovering a sense of community. What Conrad risked was that if this illusion of meaning were undercut — once the process of writing stopped — he would be face to face with his isolation again and writing would be exposed not as an action or a‘task’ which had a social meaning — but as simply words.