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Joseph Conrad
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内容简介:描写一家英国贸易公司委托小说中的“我”到非洲丛林寻找该公司失踪的贸易代表库尔茨,当找到时,发现其已经变疯并很快死去。作者借寻找的经历描写了殖民者在非洲大陆的感受。
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