Joseph Conrad

An article about Conrad's Heart of Darkness and violence.

A discussion of the unique sorrows of the immigrant and displaced as expressed in the volumes "The Heart Of Darkness and Selected Short Fiction" by Joseph Conrad and "Nights of Musk: Stories From Old Nubia" by Haggag Hassan Oddoul.

A Marxist criticism of "The Secret Sharer."

A key passage analysis of the accountant who emerges from the wilderness, seemingly immaculate.

The following is a list of selecting quotes from Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad.

This essay discusses double standards as an underlying theme in Heart of Darkness as well as symbols of racism and imperialism.

The story takes place in the Belgian Congo, and is about a seaman named Charlie Marlow, which considers himself a simple lazy type of man who works for a company.

In considering the text of The Secret Sharer from an ecological viewpoint, we can note in Conrad's writing a correlative between human bonds and relationships being fostered in the wild, and particularly at sea.

Joseph Conrad eloquently uses quotations throughout Heart of Darkness to allow the reader to easily comprehend Marlow's character.

A look at what makes up a human soul, as described in Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness.

An analysis of "Heart of Darkness" by Joseph Conrad

Marlow discovered himself, and he discovered nothing at the same time, and is then forced to relive it in "every detail of desire, temptation, and surrender."