This study traced historical footprints of national identity discourses production through high school history textbooks. The main question is, what did the New Order's politics look like to Indonesia? method used was qualitative research that focused on analyzing content examined nine textbooks from three curriculums. Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) is analyze results show Order discoursing ...

In the sixteenth century, Spanish missionaries judged and ranked human intelligence and civilization by whether the people were in possession of alphabetic writing. This was an initial moment in the configuration of the colonial difference and the building of the Atlantic imaginary, which will become the imaginary of the modern/colonial world. Translation was the special tool to absorb the colo...

Paul Fox closes his exploration of the institutionalisation of memory within museums with the question “do Australians inhabit a postcolonial world or a landscape of colonial memories?” [Fox, 1992, 317] The question forms for him out of an analysis of the ways in which the orderings of aboriginality and space of the colonial museum continued to haunt Australian cultural imaginaries in the early...

In the sixteenth century, Spanish missionaries judged and ranked human intelligence and civilization by whether the people were in possession of alphabetic writing. This was an initial moment in the configuration of the colonial difference and the building of the Atlantic imaginary, which will become the imaginary of the modern/colonial world. Translation was the special tool to absorb the colo...

Indigeneity has, for the most part, been absent in literature on Caribbean, even de-colonial writing. Writing Caribbean has often portrayed Indigenous people as extinct and thus irrelevant to contemporary life Caribbean. Yet peoples have played continue play a central role politics.
 This essay discusses how why erased from discourse I argue that erasure is longstanding colonial tactic sti...

 Relations between the third world countries in different parts of Asia and Africa during the 19th and 20th centuries, to a great extent, were influenced by the presence and policies of colonial powers. Thus, for a better understanding of roots of disputes and issues existing between these countries concerning frontiers, disputed Islands, political and prejudicial tensions, we need to study pas...

during late nineteenth century, khuzistan was considered to be the most fertile land of persia which at one time had yielded $ 50 million if calculated on 1962 price index. many british officials presented in iran and india office have recorded the abundance of water through a network of five rivers and canals, making khuzistan a fertile ground for major staple and cash crops. at the time when ...

With the creation of “Bernardino de Sahagún” Institute, anthropology was put at service national-Catholic values that Francoist regime imposed on all levels public life in immediate aftermath war. Anthropological research focused two main issues: scientific-medical issues - anthropobiology and cultural ethnology. The colonial discourse renewed interest Africanist studies resulted funding being ...