Lynda J. Dryden compares this work to The Simpsons in an essay about its impact on popular culture, "To Boldy Go."
Lynda J. Dryden compares this work to The Simpsons in an essay about its impact on popular culture, "To Boldy Go." J. Hillis Miller asked "Should We Read" this work, while Edward Said's book Culture and Imperialism contains an essay about the "Two Visions" of this work. Another criticism of this work dubs its author a "bloody racist;" that essay is "An Image of Africa" by Chinua Achebe. For 10 points, name this novella about Charlie Marlowe's journey up the Congo to find Kurtz, by Joseph Conrad.
Lynda J. Dryden compares this work to The Simpsons in an essay about its impact on popular culture, "To Boldy Go."
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