1st Edition
Exile as a Continuum in Joseph Conrad’s Fiction Living in Translation
Introduction
1 Reading Conrad in the Context of Expatriation
2 Exile as Autobiography in Lord Jim
3 Textualization of Liminality in The Secret Agent
4 Homecoming in Nostromo
5 Unnaturalness of Naturalization: Doubles in "The Secret Sharer"
6 Drawn into Liminal Space: Conrad’s Women in Love
7 Reading as Homecoming: Expatriation as a Critical Discourse in Lord Jim
8 Anxiety of Adopted Reader in Under Western Eyes
Bibliography
Biography
Ludmilla Voitkovska received her Ph.D. in English literature from the University of Saskatchewan, Canada, and a PhD equivalent from the University of Odessa, Ukraine. She is currently Professor in the Department of English at the University of Saskatchewan,. Her recent and forthcoming publications include: “‘The Bard of Selected Elements’: Conrad’s Reception in Russia” and “Conrad in Ukraine: An Untold Story” in The Reception of Joseph Conrad in Europe (forthcoming in 2022).
