Conrad, Joseph

Conrad, Joseph. Chance A Tale in Two Parts. Doubleday, Page Company, Garden City. 1921. 

Many stories and novels also help us understand ourselves better. Joseph Conrad s dark and powerful novel Heart of Darkness helps us understand the dark side that inhabits all humans. Conrad shows us that we need to acknowledge and explore this dark side in order to control it. It makes us question just how civilized we are and even what it means to be civilized in the first place. This piece of fiction helps us understand what it means to be human and to negotiate the real world by presenting a specific story that illustrates what it means to be a part of the world. 

The images we see coming from modern telescopes encourage us to wonder about our place in this awesome Universe just as maps of the Earth used to lure us from our ordinary lives and towns to the farthest frontiers. Today s cosmic maps stimulate astronomers to explore and ponder the Universe in a manner similar to Marlowe in Joseph Conrad s Heart of Darkness ... 

By appealing to the readers senses, you better enable them to identify with and imagine the subject you are describing. Joseph Conrad, the famous nineteenth-century novelist, agreed, believing that all art appeals primarily... 

Joseph Amato, Genevieve Boice, Karen Conrad,... 

Nelson, N., L. Orris, and B.L. Van Duuren Unpublished data cited in Van Duuren, B.L., J.A. Bilbao, and C.A. Joseph The carcinogenic heterocyclics in cigarette-smoke condensate J. Natl. Cancer Inst. 25 (1960) 53-61. Nelson, PR. and F.W. Conrad Jr Interaction of environmental tobacco smoke components with a ventilation system Tob. Sci. 41 (1997) 45-52. 

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The total amount of cash assets seized by the Alien Property Custodian, a figure excluding ships, patents, and a radio station, reached 545,000,000. Through the Winslow Act and other means, about half of the property had been returned by 1928. McHugh (ref. 52), 195 Joseph Conrad Fehr, "American and German war claims settled," American Bar Association journal, 18 (Jan 1932), 896-899, on 898. 

Rep. WR. Green mentions earlier legislative attempts in (ref. 1), 594 Joseph Conrad Fehr, "Paying our claims against Germany," American Bar Association journal, 12 (1926), 408-412, on 408. 

Joseph Conrad, Author s Note, The Secret Agent (London Penguin, 2.007), p. 250. 

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Steam winches allowed more canvas to be handled by fewer men, prolonging the survival of this labour-intensive industry. s The writer Joseph Conrad (1857-1924) uses the environment of an iron sailing ship as the site for an examination of modernism replacing an older sensibility (figure 7.6). 

Colquhoun, K. (2004) A Thing in Disguise The Visionary Life of Joseph Paxton. London Harper Perennial. Conrad, J. (1979) The Nigger of the Narcissus, ed. Robert Kimbrough. New York W.W.Norton. 

The Cambridge Companion to Joseph Conrad edited by J. H. Stape... 

Fehr, Joseph Conrad. Paying our Claims against Germany. ... 

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