Joseph Conrad and the adventure tradition: constructing and deconstructing the imperial subject/
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Cambridge [England]:
Cambridge University Press,
c1993
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Constructing the imperial subject: nineteenth-century travel writing
- 2. Adventure fiction: a special case
- 3. Them and us: a useful andappealing fiction
- 4. The shift toward subversion: the case of H.Rider Haggard
- 5. Travel writing and adventure fiction as shapingdiscourses for Conrad
- 6. Almayer's Folly
- 7. An Outcast of theIslands
- 8. The African fictions (I): 'An Outpost of Progress'
- 9.The African fictions (II): 'Heart of Darkness'