Joseph Conrad - Heart of Darkness - Summary and Analysis (Urdu/Hindi)

Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness retells the story of Marlow's job as an ivory transporter down the Congo. Through his journey, Marlow develops an intense interest in investigating Kurtz, an ivory-procurement agent, and Marlow is shocked upon seeing what the European traders have done to the natives. Joseph Conrad's exploration of the darkness potentially inherent in all human hearts inspired the 1979 film, Apocalypse Now, although the setting was moved to Vietnam.

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Behtareen sacchai hi likha h writer ne darasal arbi logo yani musalmano ne itna julm nahi kiya duniya me jitna pahle Cristian kar chuke h . nice presentation by you thanks

[@UmerSami28]

For me.....best video so far....need some more insights on colonialism and world wars.

[@umairarif5127]

As always , love watching your video and learning about the book.

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Very informative...

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Nice delivery style and photos......❤❤❤❤ excellent stuff

[@3rd_POV]

Thanks

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[@abbashussain3480]

Sir the way you narrate is amazing. Love your style and content

[@MuhammadKhan-gy3ld]

Heart wrenching 😢

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Great video Ali… keep it up!

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Best

[@munawarahmadsaeed3914]

Appreciating.
But unclear description.
Dear sir
Your handling of philosophy is better than that of Literature.
Ivory is elephant’s teeth (tusk) not trunk ( nose).

[@3rd_POV]

Bro trust me I know what is ivory- but sometimes in front of camera one makes these silly mistakes and there is nothing one can do. Thanks for appreciating.

[@munawarahmadsaeed3914]

@@3rd_POV yes sir
Very true. I can understand.

[@YaseenKhan-qr6xe]

I've read the novel sir. Indeed, its a vivid representation of colonial exploitation but in several instances Conrad has been biased. For instance, the Africans have been represented as animals who doesn't have any language, custom, culture and values. They have been described as "black shadows od disease" etc. Achebe has debunked this representation in Things Fall Apart in which he has sketched the richness of African culture and how the "civilized" people destroyed the indigenous people and their practices.

[@3rd_POV]

I agree with you brother- I have read Achebe’s Things fall a part. But I still think Conrad did a wonderful job bringing these things up…I don’t blame him, he said what he saw.

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I am William Wallace

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Terrible history of colonialism…

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Are you the one who was screaming I am William Wallace in your sleep?

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