In Heart of Darkness, Joseph Conrad transforms a river expedition into a journey through the hidden corners of the human mind. What begins as a voyage into the African wilderness gradually becomes an exploration of ambition, power, and the fragile boundaries that separate civilization from brutality.
More than a century after its publication, the novella continues to provoke discussion because it forces readers to confront uncomfortable questions about humanity and the systems it creates.
First published in 1899, Heart of Darkness is one of the most influential works of modern literature. The story follows Charles Marlow, a sailor who travels deep into the Congo during the era of European colonial expansion in Africa.
His mission is to find Kurtz, a celebrated ivory trader whose reputation has become almost legendary. As Marlow journeys farther into the African interior, he discovers not only the reality of colonial exploitation but also the darker aspects of human nature itself.
The novella combines adventure, psychological exploration, and social criticism, making it one of the most studied works in world literature.
| Maison | دار عليسة للنشر و التوزيع |
|---|---|
| Auteur | Joseph Conrad |
| Nombre de pages | 88 |
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