Joseph Conrad’s Cultural Legacy
Centennial Essays
Professor Robert Hampson editor Linda Dryden editor
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Published:17th Oct '24
£85.00
Supplier delay - available to order, but may take longer than usual.
This collection reflects on the enduring impact of Joseph Conrad's work on modern literature and culture, showcasing insights from various contributors.
In 2024, the literary world will observe the centennial of Joseph Conrad's passing. This collection of essays is an opportunity to delve into Conrad's lasting impact on both literature and culture in the 21st century. The essays are penned by leading critics and scholars, alongside notable figures from the arts and cultural sectors, making this volume a significant contribution to the field of Conrad studies.
The writings within Joseph Conrad’s Cultural Legacy explore various dimensions of Conrad's influence, highlighting how his works continue to resonate in contemporary literature and cultural discourse. Topics range from the ways in which Conrad's narratives have inspired modern films and operas to the relevance of his themes in the context of current global conflicts and pressing societal issues. Each essay offers fresh perspectives on the ongoing significance of Conrad's contributions to literature.
This volume not only commemorates the legacy of a pivotal literary figure of the 20th century but also serves as a reminder of the power of literature to shape and reflect cultural conversations. By bringing together a diverse group of contributors, Joseph Conrad’s Cultural Legacy provides a comprehensive overview of how Conrad's work remains a vital part of the literary landscape today.
An interesting and wide-ranging collection of essays on Conrad by notable contributors across academia and the arts. * Richard Niland, Imperial College London, UK *
ISBN: 9781350440845
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: unknown
288 pages