Heart of Darkness as Social Protest

Dark Heart of Social Protest Dark Heart of Joseph Conrad is an interesting and highly alarming depiction of man who surrenders to his physical nature in excluding all external traps of "civilization". This novel is an excellent explanation of the embarrassing way that Europeans use Africans, the physical, social, economic, and spiritual way. Through the 19th century, Europeans treated their African counterparts barbarous. They were beaten, kicked out of the house and made slaves.

In the dark, Europeans suffer from Africa's illness. Indeed, as diseases are very common in the darkness, the lack of disease is considered extraordinary. It seems that I have never been sick. One of the "dark heart" is an incompetent manager of the station. Conrad is even sick. Diseases in Africa are also attractive, and many medical professionals are visiting Africa to establish mission hospitals and study tropical medicine. Dr. David Livingstone discovered in Stegley in Congo in 1871 is such a doctor's model. He combines Christianity with healing and shows respect for the form of indigenous medical care.

In Joseph Conrad's novel "The heart in the dark", the word "darkness" may be related to various meanings. Conrad concludes this term in various ways to describe social, political and psychological things to help the reader understand his attitude towards things such as colonialism, Africa, civilization I am using it. The first impression of the word "darkness" in the relationship I understand as a novel is a reference to racism. This is the way I wrote from Conrad to Caucasian and how they treat African Aboriginal (African). During the colonization of Africa, people forced themselves to think that they were better than those who occupied the land. This proves how Conrad wrote about how Caucasians completely dominated African blacks.

In the post colonialism study, especially the Nigerian novelist Chinua Acebbe criticized the center of the dark. In 1975 public speech "African Image: Racial Discrimination in Conrad's Darkness", Ahmed expressed A Conrad's novel as "a book with a hatred and disgust" and made Africa. People have lost their human race. Achebe stated that Conrad's "sneak out of alien phobia ... ..." at the time of publication of this book ignored the artistic achievements of the people living in the Congo River, accidentally bringing Africa to Europe I believe I drew it as the opposite of civilization. . He believes that this book continues to promote prejudice against Africa and continues to promote "to annihilate" some of humanity and it should not be regarded as a wonderful work of art .