Titlebook: Cross-Cultural Encounters in Joseph Conrad’s Malay Fiction; Writing Malaysia Robert Hampson Book 2000 Robert Hampson 2000 fiction.gender.id

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Wissensbasierte Verhandlungsagenten,Marlow’s vision. As GoGwilt observes: ‘What such possibilities . interests Marlow even less than the light this discovery casts on Jim’ (IW, 101). They remain ‘hidden possibilities’. GoGwilt might also have pointed to Marlow’s response to his first conversation with Jewel. Her account of her mother’

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Wissensbasierte Verhandlungsstrategien,nstruction of an impossible adventure-romance world. . foregrounds the production of narrative, and Brooke material is incorporated into the novel’s selfconscious and critical attention to the production of narrative. The Malay world that is annexed is (in ., at least) always already a fiction. It i

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The Advancement of Learning: Marsden, Raffles, Brooke,ormation will, in turn, be mapped onto the transition from the monarchical rule of the sixteenth century through the changes of seventeenth-century commonwealth and Restoration to the eighteenth-century development of the administrative machinery of government. To put it in other words, the chapter