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Conrad and Women
Supported by an enduring critical paradigm, the traditional account of Conrad's career privileges his public image as man of the sea, addressing himself to a male audience and male concerns. This text seeks to recover Conrad's relationship to women, in his life and his fiction, and among readers.
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Supported by an enduring critical paradigm, the traditional account of Conrad's career privileges his public image as man of the sea, addressing himself to a male audience and male concerns. This text seeks to recover Conrad's relationship to women, in his life and his fiction, and among readers.
| ISBN / EAN | 9780198184485 |
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| Auteur | Jones, Susan (Fellow and Tutor in English, Fellow and Tutor in English, St Hilda's College, Oxford) |
| Editeur | Oxford University Press |