Joseph Conrad's The Secret Sharer

Joseph Conrad's "Shared Secretary" "In order to deepen the direction and understanding of what is going around, people need to understand and know what's going on inside" - Among the "secret of Joseph Conrad" co-owner of William Page, the captain noticed that he did not understand himself as he thought. Until the discarded legat arrived, the captain finally reached the level of self-understanding and completion. Leggatt has played the praise of the captain, and his actions and ideas ultimately help the captain understand himself and create stronger characters.

About Joseph Conrad's "secret sharers" I think that many of the important articles we read in classes are secrets that many authors share with readers. They also believe that this secret is Leggett and the captains are attracted to each other. They continue to say that Conrad himself has to have these feelings, because Conrad wrote this story and the relationship is in the story. I do not think these authors are right. They seem to bring something unclear to me for this story. I am not saying their thoughts are impossible, but they can be seen very far away.

Works by James Ferren (Reading Secrets) and Michael Levinson (The Secret History of 'Secret Sharing') see Joseph Conrad's short story "Secret Sharing" from two different critical points. . Phelan discussed 'secret sharers' from the viewpoint of the reader's reaction and discussed Levenson from a new historical point of view. Because they are watching stories from the opposite point of view, it is difficult to compare their works directly. Phelan and the reader's reaction critic derive the meaning of the story from their psychological background based on the reaction of the reader. Levinson and the new historian chose to ignore the psychological background of the story and to derive the meaning of the story from events that caused historical events and Conrad to write 'secret sharers'. In this article I will discuss how each writer expresses their critical views in my paper and how they support their paper.