Collana RAINBOWS - English Graded Readers
AA. VV.
La collana è composta da cinque livelli caratterizzati da un carico lessicale e un carico strutturale delimitati dal singolo livello e segnalati in ogni testo
Heart of Darkness
- Joseph Conrad ; adaptation by C. Gioli
- Level B2 • Intermediate
- ISBN : 9788844121129
- Pagine : 112
- Prezzo : € 10,80
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Level B2
volume + audio mp3
adaptation by Cristina Gioli
Heart of Darkness (1899) tells the story of Charles Marlow, a sailor who takes on the job of steamboat captain with a Belgian ivory trading company in the African interior. The novel is a strong critique of European colonial rule in Africa, implicitly commenting on imperialism and racism. It also examines the themes of evil, power and morality, mainly through the central fictional character, Kurtz, a cruel, charismatic ivory trader and commander of a trading post. The native Africans see him as a demigod, so he manages to collect huge quantities of ivory and sets up a reign of terror in the darkness of the African jungle. The reader is enriched with inserts about the main themes and symbols of this novel.
Teacher's Resources available online: Answer Key - Audioscripts - Summing-up Activities
Heart of Darkness (1899) tells the story of Charles Marlow, a sailor who takes on the job of steamboat captain with a Belgian ivory trading company in the African interior. The novel is a strong critique of European colonial rule in Africa, implicitly commenting on imperialism and racism. It also examines the themes of evil, power and morality, mainly through the central fictional character, Kurtz, a cruel, charismatic ivory trader and commander of a trading post. The native Africans see him as a demigod, so he manages to collect huge quantities of ivory and sets up a reign of terror in the darkness of the African jungle. The reader is enriched with inserts about the main themes and symbols of this novel.
Teacher's Resources available online: Answer Key - Audioscripts - Summing-up Activities
Heart of Darkness racconta la storia di Marlow, capitano di un battello a vapore di una compagnia commerciale belga nel cuore dell’Africa. Il romanzo è una forte critica al colonialismo e tratta di imperialismo e razzismo. Il male, il potere e l’etica sono esaminati attraverso il personaggio centrale, Kurtz. Questi è il comandante di una stazione di commercio di avorio, che instaura un regno del terrore nelle oscure tenebre della giungla africana.
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