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James, Conrad, and Other Relations

by Keith Carabine (Editor), Owen Knowles
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Overview

The present volume, comprising seventeen contributions by distinguished students of Joseph Conrad and Henry James, focuses on their similarities and differences: as men and writers, and on reciprocal literary and cultural influences.

Synopsis

The present volume, comprising seventeen contributions by distinguished students of Joseph Conrad and Henry James, focuses on their similarities and differences: as men and writers, and on reciprocal literary and cultural influences.

About the Author, Keith Carabine

Keith Carbine is professor of English at University of Kent. Owen Knowles is professor of English at University of Hull.

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Book Details

Published
December 1, 1998
Publisher
East European Monographs
Pages
360
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780880339742

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