Joseph Conrad: an anthology of recent criticism / edited by Lalitha Ramamurthi and C. T. Indra

Introduction Life and works Conrad chronology Conrad's sea voyages: a map Conrad and theories 'Siting' heart of darkness -- C. T. Indra Locating postmodern traits in Conrad's Nostromo -- Lalitha Ramamurthi Postcoloniality The shadow line(s) of the postcolonial: Joseph Conrad and Amitav Ghosh -- Jennifer Margulis One hundred years of darkness: Caryl Phillips' Crossing the river (1993) Writing back to Heart of darkness (1902) -- Dieter Reimenschneider Colonial Contours: Lord Jim -- Lalitha ramamurthi Theme of betrayal and Self-punishment Abdication of Lord Jim: Shattered personal dream or unfulfilled imperialist scheme? -- Sophie Jose Tharakan Nature Nature and landscape in Conrad's Nostromo and Karain: a memory -- Bridget Donnallan Idea of fidelity Conradian space in typhoon -- Heliena M. Krenn Theme of isolation Eloquent silence and truthful lies: the paradox of communication in Conrad's Under Western eyes -- P. Radhika Biographical Conrad's "Scepticism" and the Internecine struggles among Polish Patriots, 1860-1874 -- Addison Bross The struggle to write "Revising is a killing job": Conrad's The Partner -- Jorge Sacido - Romero Concept of Evil Evil in Heart of Darkness -- Prahlad Kulkarni