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stem-8369	Hamad, Dhay Hazim ; Waham, Jihad Jaafar 	Liminality: Gender Restrictions in Joseph Conrad’s Lord Jim	2025	9	.htm	application/pdf	6148	247	56	The socio- psychological and patriarchal heroic ideology seems to be part in Conrad narrative as it reveals “that masculinity within modernism is resplendent with manifest layers of tension, anxiety and consciousness” (3) Song Zong wei (2017) study called “ An analysis of Lord Jim from the perspective of Salvation Motifs” which explored the notion of sin and atonement in the Lord Jim, although Jim character started normal daydreaming of being a hero who doesn’t fear anything and anyone, a hero who saves others and in the face of danger can be the savour as his outbring brought nothing but that promised future however when that daydream came to an end he lack maturity and experience to the real dangers “ the impulse of jumping makes Jim involved in his moral dilemma […] this moral dilemma makes Jim uneasy and compunction for his chooses. Haque focused on the possible interpretations of one of us, as Jim identity seems to be changeable and challenging its readers to be understood.	cache/stem-8369.htm	txt/stem-8369.txt