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Joseph Conrad

Joseph Conrad

Polish-British novelistWikipedia

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Nov 5, 2026

Duncan ClarkeHOST
32:36
since his portrait absorbs all of his moral failings along with his youthful appearance oscar wilde ended up in trouble with this book with critics calling it amoral and dangerous even suggesting that he should be prosecuted since it violated public morality laws it was brought up during courtroom proceedings when wilde was on trial for indecency Faced with this backlash, he added a preface to the book, where he wrote, That is all.
Duncan ClarkeHOST
33:13
Heart of Darkness, Joseph Conrad, 1899.
Duncan ClarkeHOST
33:18
This is a pretty short read, only about 80 pages.
Duncan ClarkeHOST
33:21
It's one of the first books to take a critical look at the atrocities of European imperialism through Africa and Asia.
Tyler CowenHOST
0:49
But I decided I was rather sick of the stupidity of our current politics.
Tyler CowenHOST
0:53
So I said to Richard, why don't we talk about some other stupidities instead? So we decided jointly we would start off the conversation by discussing Joseph Conrad's Nostromo, a book which I reread.
Tyler CowenHOST
1:05
And he was reading, I think, for the first time.
Tyler CowenHOST
1:08
And here we are.
Richard HananiaGUEST
1:50
There's revolves around a man named Charles Gould, who's an Englishman, but who has roots in Costa Guana.
Richard HananiaGUEST
1:54
who runs the mine.
Richard HananiaGUEST
1:56
He and other, what Conrad calls material interests, so basically Western money men, are invested in the country.
Richard HananiaGUEST
2:02
They're supporting some kind of conservative, moderate regime that is letting them develop the country.
JohnHOST
16:39
Um, I happen to really like this as a narrative device.
JohnHOST
16:44
One of my favorite frame narratives is Joseph Conrad and his... long short story slash novella youth.
JohnHOST
16:55
That's one of my all time favorite works of literature.
JohnHOST
16:57
And, um, and that one employs, he did it a lot with the same, with the same characters actually.
R.C. SproulSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:11
were cremated and murdered, do you realize how many people it takes to murder 8,000 people every day? So this wasn't just an isolated Charles Manson.
R.C. SproulSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:23
This was something that revealed the shadow side of the human heart, what Joseph Conrad called the heart of darkness.
R.C. SproulSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:41
Paul speaks of a state of humanity that he calls the flesh.
R.C. SproulSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:52
And we've already noticed that Luther said that the great triad of enemies for the Christian growth contain the world, the flesh, and the devil.
Bob CamardellaHOST
5:28
Over its long run, narrators included William Conrad, Paul Freese, Jack Webb, John Diener, Jay Novello, Joan Banks, Stacey Harris, Georgia Ellis, Ben Wright, and Will Gere.
Bob CamardellaHOST
5:41
The show featured spine-tingling tales from such masters as Joseph Conrad, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Edgar Allan Poe.
Bob CamardellaHOST
5:49
It was produced by William N. Robeson and featured many seasoned radio actors.
Bob CamardellaHOST
5:54
Escape was heard on CBS from July 1947 to September of 1954.
Terri OchiaghaGUEST
27:52
And the thing that makes me and what I'm trying to challenge with my own work and the biography and actually in our conversation right now is we need to stop seeing him as this sort of simplistic person.
Terri OchiaghaGUEST
28:05
African who hates Joseph Conrad and hates colonial discourse and is now writing back.
Terri OchiaghaGUEST
28:12
That's just very, very simplistic and I think doesn't do him any justice.
Terri OchiaghaGUEST
28:17
And I do think his canonicity and his position in world literature In literature more broadly, because when you use the word, word literature has now become the code for non-white literature.
Jonty ClaypoleHOST
32:54
They were the reliable presence.
Jonty ClaypoleHOST
32:56
And she talked about discovering Tolstoy and Joseph Conrad and Graham Greene.
Jonty ClaypoleHOST
33:00
Famously throughout her life, she could quote You know, classic poetry at length.
Jonty ClaypoleHOST
33:06
People who met her said they never encountered anyone who knew as much poetry off by heart.
Moira DoneganHOST
27:59
Yeah.
Adrian DaubHOST
28:00
Yeah, I always think of the ending of Heart of Darkness, Joseph Conrad, right? Where Marlo talks to Kurtz's intended and she says, what were his last words? And he doesn't say, the horror, the horror.
Adrian DaubHOST
28:11
He says, your name.
Adrian DaubHOST
28:13
In that moment, he's like, she is too gentle to touch her with this darkness, right? That's exactly what you're talking about.
AndrewHOST
1:44
years.
AndrewHOST
1:46
We followed that up with Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad.
AndrewHOST
1:50
And then...
AndrewHOST
1:52
Yeah.

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CJ HarrisHOST
36:26
Mason and Dixon would be the one, if we were going to do another one at some point, which, I mean, that would be so far down the road.
CJ HarrisHOST
36:31
But I think that's the one that I'm most interested in sort of like... getting into this another really long but really important novel about America
AndrewHOST
36:43
with Joseph Conrad the Heart of Darkness I have is within a collection of of some of his other stories I think
CJ HarrisHOST
36:50
okay
David F. MaasGUEST
26:29
African-American literature, American literature, British literature, business communication, composition, creative writing.
David F. MaasGUEST
26:38
English as a second language, English studies, Joseph Conrad, English studies.
David F. MaasGUEST
26:45
Victorian Prose, General Semantics, General Semantics Survey of History of the English Language, Introduction of Phonetics, Linguistics, Literary Criticism, Milton, The Modern English Language, grammar, principles of persuasion, remedial English, Shakespeare, speech communication, word building, world literature, written expression, freshman composition,
Victor KubikHOST
27:19
It seems like the subject or the courses that you had started with, or perhaps others emanated from it, was English, the study of English, the beauty of the English language, the structure and where it is.

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