Colonialism/Postcolonialism offers an accessible and comprehensive introduction to the historical, theoretical, and political aspects of colonialism and postcolonialism. This new edition features a new foreword and a concluding chapter, with thorough updates on current themes.
Table of Contents
- Globalization and new people's movements, such as Occupy Wall Street
- The environmental crisis and the relationship between Marxist and postcolonial studies
- The struggle of indigenous peoples and the enclosures of commons worldwide
- Discussions on temporality and connections between premodern, colonial, and contemporary forms of racism
Key Themes
- Core aspects of colonial ideologies and history
- The connection between colonial discourse and literature
- Anticolonial theories and movements
- Recent developments in postcolonial theories and history
- Sexuality, feminism, and postcolonialism
- The relationship between activism and academic research
This edition is suitable for higher education and self-study, particularly for students and teachers at universities delving into colonial and postcolonial theories and cultural studies. The book is written in English and requires an advanced language level (C1-C2) for optimal accessibility.
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