Heart Of Darkness - Discussion and Analysis

College is cancelled. Watch this mini-lecture and wash your hands.
Conrad's most enduring novella is rich and complex; in this lecture, we'll discuss some of the main currents animating the work and literary criticism of it--Gender, Class, Race, and Hegemony (both Political and Cultural). There's a side-helping of "voicedness" and hypocognition at work, as well.
Enjoy.

[@mayliang7706]

very helpful, many thanks for making this video.

[@imavibe2913]

Good job with the analysis

[@user-lt1jd1ye3v]

You should get rid of the background music because it's too distracting but otherwise thank you so much for the analysis!

[@alcazar123456]

Thanks for this analysis. I enjoyed it.

[@UnitedFeodor]

great video. you're quite charismatic!

[@jenm1]

This analysis reminds me of Dr. Raja’s more Marxist analysis.

[@jenm1]

Though I would seriously argue it’s not anti imperialism, it’s very much pro. Marlow or Conrad never condemn imperialism, nor extractivist short term colonialism. He just prefers a lighter version of them.