On Meaning September 14, 2019September 5, 2019 / Bob Conrad’s intention. In the center is Kurtz’s “The Horror; the Horror”; Marlow’s telling of the story; Then the audience on board the ship who have listened and reacted to the story; The outer circle is the community of readers/critics of Conrad’s novel who interrelate; Finally the story’s meaning to the larger society. Share this:EmailFacebookTwitterPocketWhatsAppMorePrintPinterestLinkedInRedditLike this:Like Loading... Related
Id? Ego? Super-ego? How Marlow really is vs. how Marlow sees himself vs. how others view Marlow? LikeLike Reply
In other words: Intention, Text, Interpretation, eh? Those three plus the society in which the text exists seems to pretty much cover it. LikeLike Reply
Episyllogism 
Conrad is in the centre
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He has to be somewhere for sure; I just don’t know where to put him in this picture.
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New attempt! Better?
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Id? Ego? Super-ego?
How Marlow really is vs. how Marlow sees himself vs. how others view Marlow?
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Another set of concentric circles?
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In the outer circles…
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Makes sense!
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In other words: Intention, Text, Interpretation, eh? Those three plus the society in which the text exists seems to pretty much cover it.
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