Joseph Conrad

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Kısa öyküleri

• "The Idiots" (Conrad`s first short story; written during his honeymoon, published in ``Savo`` 1896 and collected in ``Tales of Unrest``, 1898).
• "The Black Mate" (written, according to Conrad, in 1886; published 1908; posthumously collected in ``Tales of Hearsay``, 1925).
• "The Lagoon" (composed 1896; published in ``Cornhill Magazine`` 1897; collected in ``Tales of Unrest``, 1898).
• "An Outpost of Progress" (written 1896 and named in 1906 by Conrad himself, long after the publication of ``Lord Jim`` and ``Heart of Darkness``, as his `best story`; published in ``Cosmopolis`` 1897 and collected in ``Tales of Unrest`` 1898; often compared to ``Heart of Darkness``, with which it has numerous thematic affinities).
• "The Return" (written circa early 1897; never published in magazine form; collected in ``Tales of Unrest``, 1898; Conrad, presaging the sentiments of most readers, once remarked, "I hate it").
• "Karain: A Memory" (written February–April 1897; published Nov. 1897 in ``Blackwood`s`` and collected in ``Tales of Unrest``, 1898).
• "Youth" (written in 1898; collected in ``Youth, a Narrative and Two Other Stories``, 1902)
• "Falk" (novella/story, written in early 1901; collected only in ``Typhoon and Other Stories``, 1903).
• "Amy Foster" (composed in 1901; published the ``Illustrated London News``, Dec. 1901 and collected in ``Typhoon and Other Stories``, 1903).
• "To-morrow" (written early 1902; serialized in ``Pall Mall Magazine``, 1902 and collected in ``Typhoon and Other Stories``, 1903).
• "The End of the Tether" (written in 1902; collected in ``Youth, a Narrative and Two Other Stories``, 1902)
• "Gaspar Ruiz" (written after "Nostromo" in 1904–05; published in ``Strand Magazine`` in 1906 and collected in ``A Set of Six``, 1908 UK/1915 US. This story was the only piece of Conrad`s fiction ever adapted by the author for cinema, as ``Gaspar the Strong Man``, 1920).
• "An Anarchist" (written in late 1905; serialized in ``Harper`s`` in 1906; collected in ``A Set of Six``, 1908 UK/1915 US.)
• "The Informer" (written before January 1906; published in December 1906 in ``Harper`s`` and collected in ``A Set of Six``, 1908 UK/1915 US.)
• "The Brute" (written in early 1906; published in ``The Daily Chronicle`` in December 1906; collected in ``A Set of Six``, 1908 UK/1915 US.)
• "The Duel" (aka "The Point of Honor": serialized in the UK in ``Pall Mall Magazine`` in early 1908 and in the US periodical ``Forum`` later that year; collected in ``A Set of Six`` in 1908 and published by Garden City Publishing in 1924. Joseph Fouchí© makes a cameo appearance)
• "Il Conde" (i.e., `Conte` [1]: appeared in ``Cassell`s`` [2] 1908 and ``Hampton`s`` [3] in 1909; collected in ``A Set of Six``, 1908 UK/1915 US.)
• "The Secret Sharer" (written December 1909; published in ``Harper`s`` and collected in ``Twixt Land and Sea`` 1912)
• "Prince Roman" (written 1910, published in 1911 in the ``Oxford and Cambridge Review``; based upon the story of Prince Roman Sanguszko of Poland 1800–1881)
• "A Smile of Fortune" (a long story, almost a novella, written in mid-1910; published in ``London Magazine`` in Feb. 1911; collected in ``Twixt Land and Sea`` 1912)
• "Freya of the Seven Isles" (another near-novella, written late 1910–early 1911; published in ``Metropolitan Magazine`` and ``London Magazine`` in early 1912 and July 1912, respectively; collected in ``Twixt Land and Sea`` 1912)
• "The Partner" (written in 1911; published in ``Within the Tides``, 1915)
• "The Inn of the Two Witches" (written in 1913; published in ``Within the Tides``, 1915)
• "Because of the Dollars" (written in 1914; published in ``Within the Tides``, 1915)
• "The Planter of Malata" (written in 1914; published in ``Within the Tides``, 1915)
• "The Warrior`s Soul" (written late 1915–early 1916; published in ``Land and Water``, in March 1917; collected in ``Tales of Hearsay``, 1925)
• "The Tale" (Conrad`s only story about WWI; written 1916 and first published 1917 in ``Strand Magazine``)

Anı ve makaleleri

• ``The Mirror of the Sea`` (collection of autobiographical essays first published in various magazines 1904-6), 1906
• ``A Personal Record`` (also published as ``Some Reminiscences``), 1912
• ``Notes on Life and Letters``, 1921
• ``Last Essays``, 1926

Ayrıca bakınız

• A Chronological List
• ORP Conrad - a WWII Polish Navy cruiser named after Joseph Conrad
• T. Scovel, 1988. "A Time to Speak: A Psycholinguistic inquiry into the critical period for human speech." Cambridge MA: Newbury House.
• List of atheists.

Dış bağlantılar

• The Joseph Conrad Society (U.K)
• Conrad First: a digital archive of every newspaper and magazine in which the work of Joseph Conrad appeared between 1896 and 1935
• The Complete works are available from eBooks@Adelaide
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• Free audiobook of ``The Secret Agent`` from LibriVox
• Penn State`s Electronic Classics Series has 26 Works of Joseph Conrad available for free `` Joseph Conrad at Penn State`s Electronic Classics``
• Joseph Conrad at kirjasto.sci.fi
• Heart of Darkness text at American Literature
• Chinua Achebe: The Lecture Heard Around The World
• Collected Letters, vol. 6 (1917-1919) - PDF
• Find-A-Grave profile for Joseph Conrad
• Conrad`s page at Literary Journal.com-a number of research articles on Conrad`s work

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