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Postcolonial theory and old age: An explorative essay
Journal of Aging Studies, 2016R. Kunow
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Postcolonial Theory and the Challenge of Caste
Interventions, 2022Colonialism in India that postcolonial studies centrally theorizes is almost exclusively the understanding of colonialism of the caste-Hindu elites. Colonial modernities of caste groups other than the dominant caste-Hindus are not only at variance in ...
Paulomi Chakraborty
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(Re)creating spaces foruMunthu: postcolonial theory and environmental education in southern Africa
Environmental Education Research, 2015Jean Kayira
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A Racial Theory of Labour: Racial Capitalism from Colonial Slavery to Postcolonial Migration
Historical Materialism, 2023A reconsideration of the crucial historical role of slavery in the consolidation of the global regime of capital accumulation provides a vital source of Marxian critique for our postcolonial present.
N. De Genova
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Unsettling the South through Postcolonial Feminist Theory
Feminist Studies, 2022:Across public and intellectual audiences, postcolonial feminism is often understood to only apply to the “post-colony”. This assumption fails to capture the significant intellectual contributions of postcolonial feminist theory, whilst relegating ...
Amy Piedalue, Susmita Rishi
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Shakespeare and Postcolonial Theory
, 2019Shakespeare and Postcolonial Theory, by Jyotsna G. Singh, is the latest title in the Arden Shakespeare and Theory series and provides an excellent, thoroughly researched book that breaks new ground pushing the field of postcolonial Shakespeare studies in
Jyotsna G. Singh
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Art Journal, 1999
The artist Guillermo Gomez-Pena recently commented that in discussions of electronic media “twenty years of post-colonial theory simply disappear.”1 He was referring to the large and influential body of work known as postcolonial studies, which for the past two decades has been notoriously absent from electronic media practice, theory, and criticism ...
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The artist Guillermo Gomez-Pena recently commented that in discussions of electronic media “twenty years of post-colonial theory simply disappear.”1 He was referring to the large and influential body of work known as postcolonial studies, which for the past two decades has been notoriously absent from electronic media practice, theory, and criticism ...
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