Isolation and Ethos: A Study of Joseph Conrad

(1992)
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Abstract

Using the East European structural tradition, this study provides an overall view of Conrad's ouevre and its position in history and culture. Krajka argues that Conrad's vision of loneliness, colonization and personal struggles of duty became a crucial component of 20th century cultural consciousness, forming a foundation of existentialism and creating a whole tradition of literature of solitude and its ethical consequences.

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