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The Archives
The Joseph Conrad Society has held an annual international
conference since 1974. Information about the past few conferences
is archived below.
Programmes of earlier conferences are housed in
the Society's archives, which may be accessed upon request to the
Honorary Secretary.
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The Annual International Conference 2009
The Joseph Conrad Society’s 2009 Annual
International Conference, its 35th, was held on 2-4 July at two
venues in London. The third Philip J. Conrad Memorial Lecture was
delivered by Andrea White.
The sessions of 2 July were held at the Polish
Social and Cultural Association (POSK) at 238-246 King Street in
Hammersmith. The sessions of 3 and 4 July were held at the University
Womens' Club at 2 Audley Square, Mayfair.
The final conference programme is posted here
as an MS Word file document: 2009
Conference Schedule.
Click
here for Conference Photographs Click on 'Photos
by Joseph Conrad' to access the Gallery. Click thumbnails for a
larger version of the individual photographs (slightly blurry opening
resolution resolves to normal quality resolution after a few seconds).
Photographs courtesy of and © Hugh Epstein. Dowload Cooliris
for enhanced 3-D viewing.
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The Annual International
Conference 2008
The Joseph Conrad Society’s 2008 Annual
International Conference, its 34th, was held at Bishop Grosseteste
University College, Lincoln, 2-5 July.
The final conference programme is posted here
in two formats: 2008 Conference
Schedule (MS Word) and as a pdf. file (Acrobat
Reader required) 2008
Conference Schedule (pdf.)
In addition to a full schedule of papers, activities
included a tour of Lincoln Cathedral and the Tennyson Research Centre
and a plenary lecture by C. T. Watts on Under Western Eyes.
Click
here for Conference Photographs Click on thumbnails
for larger version of the individual photographs (slightly blurry
opening resolution resolves to normal quality resolution after a
few seconds). Photographs courtesy of and © Véronique
Pauly. Dowload Cooliris
for enhanced 3-D viewing.
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The Annual International
Conference 2007
The Joseph Conrad Society’s 2007 Annual
International Conference, its 33rd, was held at The Polish Social
and Cultural Association (POSK) in Hammersmith and at the National
Maritime Museum, Greenwich on 5-7 July.
Special sessions on Conrad's letters and on
the writing of an opera based on "Heart of Darkness" were
held. The Philip J. Conrad Memorial lecture was delivered by J.
H. Stape, who spoke on Conrad biography.
The final conference programme is posted here
in two formats: 2007 Conference
Schedule (MS Word) and as a pdf. file (Acrobat
Reader required) 2007 Conference
Schedule
Click
here for Conference Photographs Click on the
Image of Greenwich Observatory to open the Album. Click on thumbnails
for larger version of the individual photographs (slightly blurry
opening resolution resolves to normal quality resolution after a
few seconds). Photographs courtesy of and © Véronique
Pauly. Dowload Cooliris
for enhanced 3-D viewing.
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The Annual International Conference 2006
The Joseph Conrad Society’s 2006 Annual
International Conference, its 32nd, was held at The Polish Social
and Cultural Association (POSK) at 238-246 King Street in Hammersmith,
London, on 6-8 July.
There were two special sessions on The
Secret Agent in anticipation of the centenary of the novel's
publication in 2007, and papers on several topics, biographical
and critical.
The final conference programme is posted here
in two formats: 2006 Conference
Schedule (MS Word) and as a pdf. file (Acrobat
Reader required) 2006
Conference Schedule.
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The Annual International Conference 2005
The Society's 31st Annual International Conference
was held in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, co-sponsored by the Department
of English of the Universiteit van Amsterdam and co-hosted by the
Nederlands Scheepvaartmuseum (Netherlands Maritime Museum), with
additional support provided by the Amsterdam School for Cultural
Analysis (ASCA) and the Netherlands Organization for Scientific
Research (NWO). The main organizer of the event was Dr Gene M. Moore.
The Philip J. Conrad Memorial Lecture was delivered
by Jacques Berthoud, who spoke on Nostromo.
For the conference programme, abstracts, and
an album of photographs, see the Joseph
Conrad in Amsterdam website.
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