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expansion of Europe and European values, creating a social, cultural, and physiological inferiority between colonizers and colonized
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Post-Colonialism
The effect on colonies by Europe, as well as the methods of refusal or resisting of forced assimilation. It’s a struggle for a new identity or culture after the shifts made by colonization.
ambivalence
the mix in feelings, EU (Lesser but also exotic,) CO (enviable but corrupt/bad)
colonial education
how EU forced european views onto colonized youth + society
diaspora
Conflict between past culture and a new landscape
exoticism
When colonized people saw EU things as normal while their own things as exotic
hegemony
How the interest of the rich and powerful is convinced to be in the best interest of others
hybridity
The mix between two cultures or ideas
language
a space for resistance and culture, a symbol of colonialism as well
mimicry
when the colonized adopt EU things but change it or tweak it somehow
Orientalism
the exotic worldview that Europeans used for basically anthing West of them
“Other”
the marginalization of a group, their differences are often highlighted
race
divisions of groups of people based on physical and biological characteristics. Use as a pretext for enslavement and “saviorism/white man’s burden”
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The Martyr
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A Far Cry from Africa
Derek Walcott
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Andrea Levy
That Polite Way that English People have
Andrea Levy
The Day they Burned the Books
Jean Rhys
The Courter
Salman Rushdie
Udo
Uncle from Chike
Isaiah
Uncle from Chike from Chinua Achebe
Eddie
Boy from the day they burned the books Jean Rhys