In Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness," the author reflects on the unsettling nature of colonialism. He criticizes the conquest of lands from those who look different, suggesting that this act is morally questionable. The harsh reality behind colonialism is stark, revealing that it is primarily about domination rather than any altruistic motives.
However, Conrad acknowledges that an underlying idea can redeem this dark action. This isn't about sentimental notions but rather...