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The Ghost of Doubt: Writing, Speech and Language in Lord Jim

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Author: Gerard Barrett

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The Ghost of Doubt: Writing, Speech, and Language in Lord Jim by Gerard Barrett is an insightful micro-ebook that delves into the intricate narrative techniques and themes of Joseph Conrad's classic novel, Lord Jim. This essay, originally part of the Master Narratives collection, explores the complexities of writing, speech, and language as they intersect with the story of Jim, a young man whose dreams of heroism clash tragically with reality. Barrett examines how Conrad's innovative narrative structure, shifting perspectives, and thematic depth elevate Lord Jim from a sea adventure to a profound meditation on language, identity, and moral ambiguity. This work is essential reading for students and scholars of English literature, modernist studies, and narrative theory.

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