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CONRAD (JOSEPH), 1857-1924 --- HEART OF DARKNESS

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Conrad, Joseph, - 1857-1924. - Heart of darkness.

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Europeans --- Trading posts --- Degeneration --- Imperialism --- Conrad, Joseph, - 1857-1924. - Heart of darkness

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"Part One of this volume reprints the text of 'Heart of darkness' from the 1921 Heinemann edition of Conrad's 'Collected works' - the latest version of the text that Conrad approved. Part Two includes documents and illustrations providing cultural contexts for 'Heart of darkness'. Part Three features a critical history of the novella, plus six contemporary essays representing deconstruction; feminist, gender, and queer theory; and a new historicist, post-colonial, and psychoanalytic approaches to Conrad's most famous tale."--P. vii.

Degeneration --- Englisch. --- Europeans --- Imperialism --- Roman. --- Trading posts --- Conrad, Joseph, --- Heart of darkness. --- Africa

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Usually read as an attack on the brutalities of European colonialism, the work is sometimes now read as a colonialist project in its own right. This volume explores numerous dimensions of Conrad's book, looking at it in various historical, literary, and cultural contexts and examining both its artistry and its themes.

Imperialism in literature. --- Conrad, Joseph, --- Heart of darkness (Conrad, Joseph) --- Africa --- Africa. --- In literature.