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Joseph Conrad's classic "Heart of Darkness"inspired

T.S.Eliot,"The Waste Land"

Graham Greene,"A Burnt-out Case"

George Orwell,"Nineteen Eighty Four"

William Goldling,"The Inheritors"

Francis Ford Coppola's 1979 film,"Apocalypse Now"

Salman Rushdie's autobiography Joseph Anton,name coined from the first names of two of the greatest writers-Joseph Conrad and Anton Chekov.

Edward Said's influential work,"Orientalism"in 1978

Robert McCrum introduced the list of 100 greatest novels written in English.
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