Secret sharers; Joseph Conrad's cultural reception in Germany.(Brief Article)(Book Review)

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Secret sharers; Joseph Conrad's cultural reception in Germany.

Fothergill, Anthony.

Peter Lang Publishing Inc

2006

274 pages

$53.95

Hardcover

Cultural history and literary imagination; v.4

PR6005

Polish-born British novelist Conrad (1857-1924) is generally considered anti-German and untranslatable, but his works were translated into German and embraced by generations of German readers during the Wiemar Republic and secretly during the Third Reich. Fothergill (English literature and cultural theory, U. of Exeter) explores ...

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