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Article
Sound Narrative of the Suppressed Species in Heart of Darkness
Author(s)
LIANG Yanhua
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DOI:10.17265/2328-2177/2022.10.007
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University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai, China
ABSTRACT
Joseph Conrad in Heart
of Darkness calls for the suppressed species on humanitarian grounds. In
this sense, this paper aims to dredge how the suppressed species utter their
voices of rebellion and form a special soundscape. The African natives make use
of unique ways of drumming and shouting, to tell how they are enslaved and how
they resist the domination of the British pilgrims. In the meanwhile, the black
female also uses voices to rebel against her marginal condition compared to
males, including white and her native males. By putting the story’s sound
narrative in the framework of ecofeminism, this paper intends to not only
disclose the rebellious spirit of those suppressed species, but also raise
people’s awareness of caring for the living creatures in the marginal status,
including women, the blacks, animals, and the ecological environment as a
whole.
KEYWORDS
Joseph Conrad, Heart of Darkness, sound narrative, ecofeminism, species
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