Abstract
The study explores the pervasive theme of racism in Joseph Conrad's seminal novella, "Heart of Darkness." Through a comprehensive analysis of the text, the study aims to shed light on the various manifestations of racism in the narrative and the ways in which it shapes the characters, plot, and overall message of the work. The paper explores the historical context, the portrayal of African characters, and the symbolism employed by Conrad to unveil the deep-seated prejudices of the colonial era. By examining the complex layers of racism in "Heart of Darkness," the study seeks to contribute to a deeper understanding of the novella's socio-cultural significance.
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