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‘The true shadow of calamity’: Joseph Conrad’s Lord Jim sees humanity’s darkness

By Jamie Q. Roberts, Lecturer in Politics and International Relations, University of Sydney

Conrad suggests our sense of being good derives from our belonging – yet that to which we belong is not necessarily good.

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