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Heart of Darkness

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Joseph Conrad

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The novella follows Charles Marlow, an English river-boat captain, as he embarks on a journey into the Congo for a Belgian trading company. Through Marlow's experiences, the narrative reveals the grim realities of Belgian colonization, highlighting the brutal treatment of African natives and the inherent darkness within humanity. The story delves into three distinct layers of darkness: the untamed wilderness, the oppressive colonial regime, and the moral corruption that resides in individuals. It is recognized as a significant work in Western literature.

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Titre: Heart of Darkness
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: Joseph Conrad
Éditeur: Martino Fine Books
Publié: 2011
Pages: 78
ISBN13: 9781614271987
Mots clés: Fiction, Fiction historique, Aventure, Classiques, Nouvelles, Série, Afrique, Adapté au cinéma, Littérature anglaise, Romans courts, Race, Racisme, Voyage, Étude, Littérature africaine, Navigation maritime, Folie, Jungle, Colonialisme, Colonisation, peuplement, Marins, Congo, Croisière sur la Rivière, État libre du Congo (1885–1908)
Première publication: 1899
Titre original: Heart of Darkness
Évaluation: 4,1 sur 5
Description: The novella follows Charles Marlow, an English river-boat captain, as he embarks on a journey into the Congo for a Belgian trading company. Through Marlow's experiences, the narrative reveals the grim realities of Belgian colonization, highlighting the brutal treatment of African natives and the inherent darkness within humanity. The story delves into three distinct layers of darkness: the untamed wilderness, the oppressive colonial regime, and the moral corruption that resides in individuals. It is recognized as a significant work in Western literature.