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1974. 199 pages.
0896720497
978-0-89672-049-7
$9.00 paper
Studies in Comparative Literature Series
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Joseph Conrad: Theory and World Fiction Edited by Wolodymyr T. Zyla and Wendell M. Aycock
Joseph Conrad: Theory and World Fiction is a collection of symposium lectures from the Ninth Annual Comparative Literature Symposium, which focused on selected aspects of Joseph Conrad's work in relation to that of other authors.
"The Precious Yesterday": Commemorative Remarks for the Joseph Conrad Symposium
Conrad's Picaresque Narrator: Marlow's Journey from "Youth" through
Chance by Alan Warren Friedman
Joseph Conrad: Polish Cosmopolitan by Adam Gillon
Conrad, Graham Greene, and Film by Bruce Harkness
James Wait as Pivot: Narrative Structure in the Nigger of the "Narcissus" by Marion C. Michael
Conrad and the Idea of Honor by Zdzislaw Najder
The Imprint of Polish on Conrad's Prose by I. P. Pulc
The Essential Conrad by Norman Sherry
Flaubert and the Structure of The Secret Agent: A Study in Spatial Form by Jeffrey R. Smitten
Conrad's Legacy: The Concern with Authenticity in Modern Fiction by Ivo Vidan
Conrad as Editor: The Preparation of The Shorter Tales by Donald W. Rude
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