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安德鲁·桑德斯的《牛津简明英国文学史》自1994年初版以来好评不断且不断再版,现已成为世界文学爱好者和批评家初窥英国文学经典殿堂的一扇窗。在序言里,桑德斯直言不讳地提出,这本书是英国文学之经典的简明演化史,正因其简明,故而只选取最有时代代表性和高超艺术成就的作家作品进行介绍。在第八章《维多利亚晚期与爱德华时代的文学(1880—1920)》中,与当时无比辉煌的日不落帝国殖民扩张史相关的作家只提到两位,其中一位便是波兰裔“外国人作家”约瑟夫·康拉德(1857—1924)。
Andrew Sanders’s Oxford Brief History of Literary British has been praised and constantly reprinted since its first edition in 1994 and has now become a window into the classic literary classics of the world by literary fans and critics all over the world. In preface, Sanders bluntly put forward that this book is a concise evolutionary history of the classics of British literature. Because of its conciseness, only the author’s works with the most representative and superb artistic achievements of the time are selected for introduction. In Chapter Eight, “Late Victorian and Edwardian Literature (1880-1920)”, writers related only to the magnificent history of the colonial expansion of the empire not to mention only two men, one of whom was of Polish origin. Writer of foreigners "Joseph Conrad (1857-1924).