Recent interest amongst critical human geographers in postcolonial theory has been framed by a concern for the relationship between ‘politics’ and ‘theory’. This paper addresses debates in the field of colonial discourse analysis in order to explore the connections between particular conceptions of language and particular models of politics to which oppositional academics consider themselves re...

The study analyzes the issue of identity under postcolonialism by comparing two postcolonial novels from different countries. data consists selected textual passages taken works to invoke comparative study. Hamid presents that America is acting like a Neo-colonial power show its superiority, while Kincaid evinces realistic manner depicts inferiority indigenous culture, which also result Neo-col...

This is a thematic study of Harry Potter (1997-2007) concerning the theme alienation. Joanne Rowling British novelist famous for writing her best-known fantasy book series, (1997-2007). argues that employs fantastical elements in to present symbolic and real-life themes summon postcolonial discourse In addition, aims raise role serving Humanity dignity people understanding conflicts among membe...

Research related to colonialism and post colonialism shows how the identities of indigenous people were constructed and how these identities are reconstructed in our contemporary world. The thrust of this paper is that colonialism brought a shift in the linguistic structure of Ghana with the introduction of the use of English among Ghanaians. The coexistence of both Ghanaian languages and Engli...

This paper originally appeared as a book chapter in a volume oriented towards social science graduate students preparing for fieldwork, primarily in ‘developing country’ contexts. It has been reworked extensively here as a contribution for a recent CSGR seminar series by core research staff regarding our methodological approaches to research. As such, the paper provides an overview of some qual...

In his 2019 book The Unconstructable Earth: An Ecology of Separation, Frédéric Neyrat opposes the idea that, having come very close to destroying Earth in Anthropocene, man can now use geoengineering reconstruct it. Instead, proposes an “ecology separation” which recognizes Earth’s self-regenerating capacity as essentially separate from man’s intrusion, thus suggesting that condition for world ...