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Conrads Heart Of Darkness A Critical And Contextual Discussion 1st Edition Watts

Name: Conrads Heart Of Darkness A Critical And Contextual Discussion 1st Edition Watts
SKU: BELL-5202214
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.7 (16 reviews)

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Conrads Heart Of Darkness A Critical And Contextual Discussion 1st Edition Watts instant download after payment.

Publisher: Editions Rodopi

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.51 MB

Pages: 165

Author: Watts, Cedric

ISBN: 9789042035270, 9042035277

Language: English

Year: 2012

Edition: 1

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Conrads Heart Of Darkness A Critical And Contextual Discussion 1st Edition Watts by Watts, Cedric 9789042035270, 9042035277 instant download after payment.

This book offers a detailed discussion of Conrad’s most brilliant and problematic work. Many significant aspects of Heart of Darkness are examined, from plot and characterisation to imagery and symbolism, and particular attention is paid to its ambiguity and paradoxes. By relating the text to a variety of contexts, Cedric Watts explores Conrad’s central preoccupations as a writer and as a commentator on his age. The first edition of this study appeared in 1977, and reviewers described it as ‘criticism of the highest order’ (Joseph Conrad Today) and ‘an important book’ (Conradiana).