Titlebook: Conrad: Almayer’s Folly to Under Western Eyes; Daniel R. Schwarz Book 1980 Daniel R. Schwarz 1980 fiction.history of literature.literature

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Marlow’s role in ‘Youth’ and ‘Heart of Darkness’elf-exploration. He created Marlow to explore himself. Conrad was also concerned with the dilemma of transforming the ‘freedom’ of living in a purposeless world from a condition into a value. And Marlow enabled him to examine this dilemma in “Youth” (1898), ‘Heart of Darkness’ (1899), and . (1900).

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Unrestude left to me is that I cannot work for the present’ (5 Aug. 1896; ., p. 65). The transition from seaman to author seems to have undermined Conrad’s belief in the coherence and stability of his personality, a belief that he gradually acquired during his career as a seaman after a tumultuous and erratic youth:

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