The Joseph Conrad Society of America conference, University of British Columbia, August 2002.

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From: Conradiana
Date: 20050322
Author:Busza, Andrzej; Fraser, Gail; Stape, J.H.

The Conrad conference held under the rubric "Conrad and Territoriality" at the University of British Columbia on 16-18 August 2002 was another installment in a long dialogue about Conrad that began with the Canterbury Conference of 1974, marking the fiftieth anniversary of his death. Held before the birth of some of the participants in Vancouver, that conference led to the establishment of the Joseph Conrad Society (UK) and for the first time gave a sense of identity and scholarly community to Conrad scholars who, until then, had worked in isolation or known one another mostly ...

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