Titlebook: Conrad’s Charlie Marlow; A New Approach to “H Bernard J. Paris Book 2006 Bernard J. Paris 2006 argue.conflicts.English literature.experienc

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Overview: This study argues that Conrad portrays Marlow and his relationships with a psychological depth that is unsurpassed in literature. In Youth , Heart of Darkness and Lord Jim , he is a continuously-evolving character whose thoughts, feelings, and behaviours are expressions of his personality and experience.978-1-349-53157-8978-1-4039-8337-4

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Book 2006This study argues that Conrad portrays Marlow and his relationships with a psychological depth that is unsurpassed in literature. In Youth , Heart of Darkness and Lord Jim , he is a continuously-evolving character whose thoughts, feelings, and behaviours are expressions of his personality and experience.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403983374argue; conflicts; English literature; experience; literature; British and Irish Literature

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Introductionss 1960, 121). I do not believe this view of Conrad to be correct. Marlow, Jim, Decoud, and Heyst are all splendidly drawn from the inside; and there are others done nearly as well. I think that Marlow is one of the greatest psychological portraits in all of literature and one of the least appreciated. I shall try to do justice to him here.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-09676-6eeds and torn by inner conflicts. His relationship with Jim is far more complex than his relationship with Kurtz, and he is, overall, a more richly drawn character than he was in the earlier works in which he appeared.