| INTRODUCTION | 第1-13页 |
| CHAPTER I JIM: A PERFECT PRODUCT OF THE IMPERIAL CENTURY | 第13-28页 |
| ·THE IMPERIAL CENTURY | 第14-16页 |
| ·THE PUBLIC SCHOOL EDUCATION IN THE IMPERIAL CENTURY | 第16-22页 |
| ·THE IMPERIAL ROMANCES IN THE IMPERIAL CENTURY | 第22-28页 |
| CHAPTER 2 MARLOW: A REPRESENTATIVE OF WHITE MALE SOCIETY | 第28-51页 |
| ·THE IDEOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIP –“ONE OF US” | 第29-37页 |
| ·JIM’S “JUMP”–A TRIUMPH OF INSTINCT OVER ROMANTIC ILLUSIONS OF HEROISM | 第37-51页 |
| CHAPTER 3 LORD JIM: A SUBVERSION OF THE IMPERIALIST IDEALISM IN A ROMANTIC FORM | 第51-75页 |
| ·THE BEGINNING: A REVERSION OF THE ROLES PLAYED BY “US”AND “THEM” | 第51-58页 |
| ·PATUSAN: THE INHERENT SUBVERSIVE ELEMENTS IN THE COLONIAL NARRATIVE | 第58-75页 |
| CONCLUSION | 第75-78页 |
| BIBLIOGRAPHY | 第78-82页 |
