Titlebook: Developing Countries in British Fiction; D. C. R. A. Goonetilleke Textbook 1977Latest edition D. C. R. A. Goonetilleke 1977 Britain.develo

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Legend

FEAS

Survival Period of Mankind on Earthst Indies was thriving; the age when the British East India Company was founded. These pressures generated an exoticism partly because few Englishmen at that time knew, or cared, much about the actualities. But Shakespeare was not indifferent, though he shared something of the contemporary ignorance.

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Antecedents,st Indies was thriving; the age when the British East India Company was founded. These pressures generated an exoticism partly because few Englishmen at that time knew, or cared, much about the actualities. But Shakespeare was not indifferent, though he shared something of the contemporary ignorance.

親屬

親屬

Introduction,ct their respective periods in important ways. Of course, the issues characteristically set in developing countries, such as imperialism, race relations and primitivism, were handled by British writers before 1880, though infrequently; my opening chapter is concerned with these antecedents.

HEDGE

Joyce Cary: the clash of cultures in Nigeria,mulus for almost the entire first phase of his career as a novelist. . was quickly followed by . (1933) and . (1936). In his next novel, . (1938), he turns away from Africa for the most part, but . (1939) marks a complete return. His Nigerian novels and the Nigerian side of . form a distinctive body of work.

conformity

褻瀆

,Conrad’s Nostromo: the morality of ‘material interests’,outside Britain, this time in Latin America. Costaguana is a developing country, but it is different from the Malay Archipelago and the Congo. The latter are colonies, whereas the former is politically independent (‘the great Liberator Bolivar’ had seen to that) while belonging to the financial ‘empire’ of the Holroyds and Sir John.