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Joseph Conrad; his moral vision.(Brief Article)(Book Review)

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Joseph Conrad; his moral vision.

Panichas, George A.

Mercer University Press

2005

165 pages

$35.00

Hardcover

PR6005

Panichas, a scholar of English and comparative literature, explores the extremities of British novelist Conrad's (1857-1924) vision, delving into its depth of meaning and its subtleties of text and context. Conrad's paramount concern was human fate in the modern age, he argues, and this concern shaped his perception of the meaning of things, and of the lives of men and women struggling with the living universe.

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