A Reader's Guide to Joseph Conrad
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It was not until the late 1930s - after his death - that Joseph Conrad emerged from literary neglect. Critical works on his significant contribution began to surface, many comparing him in talent to Joyce and Faulkner. Frederick R. Karl provides for readers an independent study on the ""Nostromo"" manuscript and defends ""Victory"" as one of Conrad's greatest novels.
Author: Frederick R. Karl
Format: Paperback, 324 pages, 140mm x 203mm, 369 g
Published: 1997, Syracuse University Press, United States
Genre: Literary Criticism
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It was not until the late 1930s - after his death - that Joseph Conrad emerged from literary neglect. Critical works on his significant contribution began to surface, many comparing him in talent to Joyce and Faulkner. Frederick R. Karl provides for readers an independent study on the ""Nostromo"" manuscript and defends ""Victory"" as one of Conrad's greatest novels.
A Reader's Guide to Joseph Conrad