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Two other attempts to situate Hudson’s fiction — in both cases, in the context of his contemporaries — can be considered here.
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Jefferson Hunter, Edwardian Fiction; Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1982, p. 29.
Alcorn, The Nature Novel From Hardy to Lawrence; London, 1977, p. ix.
See the chapter on Conrad in J. Hillis Miller, Poets of Reality: Six Twentieth Century Writers, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1966
and Royal Roussel, The Metaphysics of Darkness: A Study in the Development of Conrad’s Fiction, Baltimore, 1971.
Joseph Conrad, Heart of Darkness; Harmondsworth, 1973, pp. 48, 99.
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Miller, D. (1990). Approaches to the Fiction — II. In: W. H. Hudson and the Elusive Paradise. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20550-9_12
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