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Lord Jim

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Lord Jim

Novel 1900 by Joseph Conrad. Jim is a young merchant seaman who betrays his ideals by succumbing to a moment of panic, deserting his ship's passengers in a crisis. He spends the rest of his life trying to make up for this lapse, becoming an influence for peace and good order in a remote Malayan community. Conrad characteristically combines an adventure story with a compelling enquiry into the nature of moral choice.


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And when I say "tragedy," I am thinking of Lord Jim and Lear and Gilgamesh: stories that exist to remind us of the terrible cost of being human.
He describes the two routes to immortality, with an aside from Lord Jim - the remark of the French naval officer to the effect that Jim has run away "mais il a laisse son cadavre en place.
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