Heart of Darkness: Analysis of the Two Major Themes

There are several themes such as good and evil, strength, women, destiny in the novel "The heart of darkness". Both topics are more general and important. These themes are binding and identity. They are the two most noteworthy topics in this book. Because they make full use of the complexity and disadvantages of humanity. The center of the dark emphasizes the value of restraint. On the other hand, while Marlow is being saved by self discipline, Kurtz is destined to lack it.

The two main themes of "heart of darkness" are the contradiction between "reality" and "darkness", and the concept of suppression and whether it is necessary or not. Conrad's article explaining about the control of starvation and cannibalism explains two themes: it describes how reality shapes human behavior and compares the character of Kurz and Marlow. The "reality" used here is defined as "civilized one". Conrad emphasizes the truth, darkness, civilization, primitive, colonization, colonization. I will pierce the heart of the dark. As mentioned above, "real" in this case includes every meaning of civil society. Clothes covering human organs, suppressing overeating, always relying on clocks as conductors of action.

The two themes of "the heart of darkness" are the contradiction between reality and "darkness", the concept of suppression and whether it is necessary, and paragraphs explaining eating are both examples. Human beings are practicing mysterious bondage that prevents them from meeting the basic needs of mankind; at the 2 nd level, they are in reality (what is civilization) and what is natural I will face. There is no concrete evidence that these people are like cannibalism, but the natural solution to their hunger is to eat, but that is not the case. Marlow, a person symbolizing the reality of civilization exercised this detention. This is a religious fake seen in the people of civilization he has seen so far. On the other hand, Kurtz abandons his detention and has already entered the "darkness" to say so. "A horrible event! Horror!" He said before he died.