Joseph Conrad: Heart of Darkness

[@swetaghosh5933]

Sir you are a fab teacher everything is on point ur attitude ur pronunciatn n the ease with which u explain too good. The BEST TEACHER OF EPG PATHSHAALA SIMPLE MAN BUT WITH HIGH LESSONS TO BE TAUGHT.

[@Michajeru]

A truely superb review of this book. Very informative, very mind expanding.

[@sujasujeesh8148]

Ur lecture is a simple way to understand the novel and its various aspects.. Thanks sir

[@subhashhole3747]

FANTASTIC EXPLANATION OF THE NOVEL, FEELING GOOD THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR.✌

[@anantrang7160]

Thnx sir. Your single lecture make me confident to pass the exam. Great explanation

[@EnglishbyJksinghHDI]

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[@pujakushwaha6328]

Great explanation.. thank you so much Sir..🙏

[@anu7297]

First narrator is Marlow and second narrator is Kurtz ....is it correct????

[@rupangkitaroy4454]

Yep

[@mukitty3755]

no

[@bycapybara]

no the 2nd narrator is unamed.

[@anamikahalder2400]

Beautifully discussed sir. thank you so much

[@mithunsaikh1791]

Extraordinary discussion

[@deeptime5581]

I think the word instinct(s) would be of better use than mind. In fact, I would argue that Conrad is discussing how instincts subvert the order of the mind. A very interesting comparison can be made with H. G. Wells The Island of Dr. Moreau. Both explore the uneasy relationship humans have with their instincts, their barbaric selves and how the veneer of civilization can so easily be stripped away. I do not sense that Conrad's attitudes about the natives is automatically superior. Many of the descriptions are full of admiration. What is the Horror after all but the realization that whites or blacks are pretty much the same and that the concept of civilization is an illusion. The natives obviously understand that better than the white. Of course, the proof of all this is the devastation of the Great War, occurring 13 years after the publication of this book.

[@philipford6183]

I think HoD is a commentary on humanity and inhumanity. It's dressed-up as a voyage of discovery (both literal and metaphorical). It's both a physical and meta-physical journey. While Conrad definitely seems to have written a damning endictment of unchecked rapacious colonialism in all its barbarity, Marlow (the novella's narrator) is often disarmingly ambivalent.

[@rupangkitaroy4454]

Thank you sir for explaining the Heart of Darkness

[@navkiranjot8737]

Well explained..... Thanku sir....

[@mudassirfarooq2173]

remarkable work

[@vidhigarg5995]

Very well explained

[@prabhakantsonker3778]

Very nice lecture sir

[@ieltsieltsandieltsielts5236]

Sir ,you used the word "SHE" twice or thrice between 2:36 and 2:48 mnts. Could you possibly explain why you did so?

[@vitasthaneil9076]

Very useful.. Thank you sir🙂

[@anoushkabhatta1682]

Happy teacher's day

[@abrarrr2103]

Very nice... Thank you sir

[@nee7427]

With due respect sir, I can't help but notice how you butchered those country names: Ukraine, Austria

[@PradeepKumar-nd2wu]

Very very nyc sir thanx a lot

[@pratibhapunnuri4172]

Thank you so much madam.

[@bablugorai8524]

yes

[@shakollam6851]

Thank you sir🙏

[@pratibhapunnuri4172]

Thanks a lot sir

[@rifa6426]

👍

[@indian5984]

Excellent

[@madhukargajavelli8932]

Nice explanation Sir 🙏

[@bablugorai8524]

no

[@bablugorai8524]

hod

[@jitendrasinghyadav6296]

Not interesting way of explaining...

[@aniruddhakundu8395]

You please explain then.

[@murtazahsan9835]

Very poor pronunciation

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[@aniruddhakundu8395]

How so called educated illiterate you're 😂😂😂 Not having the sense that accent depends on place to place. Understanding is important not the accent.

[@JamilIslam-oe2xz]

Excellent

[@bablugorai8524]

yes