Add to ORKGWhen an anarchist attempted to blow up the Greenwich Observatory, an idea exploded in the mind of Joseph Conrad. This vintage program re-creates the world of The Secret Agent, the first great novel of political intrigue, in all its suspense and sinister irony. In addition, author and critic V. S. Pritchett and Keith Carabine, of Kent University (England), explore Conrad's concern that the very fabric of society was being jeopardized by the growing violence and moral corruption?a concern as timely today as it was then. (61 minutes, color
This thesis will attempt to show that the three major works of Conrad's middle period -- Nostromo, T...
Drawing on the work of Michel Foucault and Jean-Francois Lyotard, especially on the latter’s critiqu...
Joseph Conrad’s The Secret Agent has been hailed as one of the most political works written by the a...
This historically informed reading of "The Secret Agent" wishes to complement previous contextual an...
This essay stages a new reading of Joseph Conrad's novel of 1907, The Secret Agent, tracing beyond t...
The aim of this essay is to investigate ways in which the narrative in Joseph Conrad’s The Secret Ag...
As the composition of The Secret Agent neared its end, Joseph Conrad became increasingly defensive a...
This essay examines the ‘posthuman condition’ and its critical relevance to Joseph Conrad’s The Secr...
Adopted from the Greenwich bombing which had taken place in 1890, The Secret Agent is a dramatic por...
In the early 20th century, the figure of the anarchist, the enemy within, was very present in crime ...
This book examines the philosophy of history and the subject of the nation in the literature of Jose...
This thesis seeks to examine Joseph Conrad's The Secret Agent in the context of the grotesque mode. ...
This book is the first full-length appraisal and critical analysis of Joseph Conrad and the theatre....
How fine it would be, Joseph Conrad once wrote Ford Maddox Ford, . .. if the idea had a substance ...
Includes bibliographical references.This dissertation argues the priority of politics in the interpr...
This thesis will attempt to show that the three major works of Conrad's middle period -- Nostromo, T...
Drawing on the work of Michel Foucault and Jean-Francois Lyotard, especially on the latter’s critiqu...
Joseph Conrad’s The Secret Agent has been hailed as one of the most political works written by the a...
This historically informed reading of "The Secret Agent" wishes to complement previous contextual an...
This essay stages a new reading of Joseph Conrad's novel of 1907, The Secret Agent, tracing beyond t...
The aim of this essay is to investigate ways in which the narrative in Joseph Conrad’s The Secret Ag...
As the composition of The Secret Agent neared its end, Joseph Conrad became increasingly defensive a...
This essay examines the ‘posthuman condition’ and its critical relevance to Joseph Conrad’s The Secr...
Adopted from the Greenwich bombing which had taken place in 1890, The Secret Agent is a dramatic por...
In the early 20th century, the figure of the anarchist, the enemy within, was very present in crime ...
This book examines the philosophy of history and the subject of the nation in the literature of Jose...
This thesis seeks to examine Joseph Conrad's The Secret Agent in the context of the grotesque mode. ...
This book is the first full-length appraisal and critical analysis of Joseph Conrad and the theatre....
How fine it would be, Joseph Conrad once wrote Ford Maddox Ford, . .. if the idea had a substance ...
Includes bibliographical references.This dissertation argues the priority of politics in the interpr...
This thesis will attempt to show that the three major works of Conrad's middle period -- Nostromo, T...
Drawing on the work of Michel Foucault and Jean-Francois Lyotard, especially on the latter’s critiqu...
Joseph Conrad’s The Secret Agent has been hailed as one of the most political works written by the a...