Titlebook: Conrad: Almayer’s Folly to Under Western Eyes; Daniel R. Schwarz Book 1980 Daniel R. Schwarz 1980 fiction.history of literature.literature

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Conclusionstrates the poise, confidence, and optimism of those who presented this monument, retrospectively we see that it represents the last gasp of the British empire. The confidence and certainty of those who chose the epigraph inform these lines, but that confidence and certainty soon evaporate into dubi

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死猫他烧焦

commute

繁殖

Language as value in nds upon a tension between disintegration of the content (Conrad’s perception of turn-of-the-century London) and integration and cohesion of the form (the language and the tightly unified narrative). Conrad creates a language that is moral, civilised, and rational, and a narrator with the intelligen

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很是迷惑

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-7643-7657-0nds upon a tension between disintegration of the content (Conrad’s perception of turn-of-the-century London) and integration and cohesion of the form (the language and the tightly unified narrative). Conrad creates a language that is moral, civilised, and rational, and a narrator with the intelligen