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'This essay recounts Joseph Conrad’s voyage up the east-coast of Australia in 1888, an event which I term the author’s ‘Endeavour re-enactment’. It describes the author’s relationship to Captain James Cook, and the implications of his visit for Australian history.' (Publication abstract)
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Epigraph: In a theatre of its own design, history’s drama unfolds; the historian is an impartial onlooker, simply repeating what happened. Paul Carter, The Road to Botany Bay (xv)
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Cook, Conrad and the Poetics of Error
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