Heart Of Darkness And Maslow

"And this also," said Marlow Suddenly, "has been one of the dark

places of the earth." He was the only man who still "followed the

sea." The worst that could be said of him was that he did not represent his

class. Why did you think that this exert was the most significant? I thought

this exert was most significant because I thought that when Marlow?s first

words were "And this also has been one of the dark places of the

earth," introduce the image of darkness that dominates the whole story.

From this point on Marlow tells the main narrative. The darkness of the title is

the major theme of the book, but the meaning of that darkness is never clearly

defined. Darkness stands for the unknown and the unknowable, and darkness is

Conrad?s image for everything he most dreaded. "The Heart of

Darkness" stands for many things such as, the interior of the jungle, The

Doctor’s own sick heart, and maybe the heart of every person. Why do you think

that this book should or should not be on the reading list for English? I think

that this book should be on the reading list even though that I thought

personally that the book was extremely boring, drepressing and long. The author

still managed to make very good points, good morals and meanings. I think this

book is an example of a classic literature novel that tells a good sailor story,

and I think the author (Joseph Conrad ) is known for his massive writing skills.

Who would you recommend to read this book? If you’re anything like me, you are

not going to enjoy this book: but on the other hand, if you really like sailing

and you like hearing a sailor tell an old sailing story, then this is the book

is for you. If you are the type of kid that appreciates a journey that you learn

something from, then you would like this book. If I was going to recommend this

book to a male or a female, then I would recommend this book to a male because

boys tend to like storires about the water and boats better than girls.