Heart of Darkness: Character StudiesBloomsbury Academic, 2008 M05 27 - 110 páginas Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness (1899) is one of the most important literary works of the early twentieth century. It has provoked much critical debate, on issues such as fin de siècle doubt and pessimism, European colonialism, racism, and misogyny. Engaging with the novel's characters is crucial to understanding its complexity and its criticalhistory. |
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... colonial endeavours ' ( Parry , p . 24 ) that the narrator knows will soon be exposed by Marlow's story ( if he has under- stood it ) . If he has understood Marlow's story , the narrator's willingness to be honest , to admit his ...
... colonial / postcolonial cul- tures and the ambivalence of colonial / postcolonial discourses . Achebe's essay lacks much of this nuance and complexity , but it is nevertheless important as a robust challenge to Western hege- mony at the ...
... Colonial Studies Reader . London : Routledge . Ashcroft , Bill , Gareth Griffiths and Helen Tiffin ( eds ) ( 2002 ) , The Empire Writes Back : Theory and Practice in Post - Colonial Literatures ( 2nd edn ) . London : Routledge . Baines ...
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