Jean Rhys’s Wide Sargasso Sea (1966) is a postcolonial story in which Antoinette, the Creole lady, portrayed as crazy woman attic. Thus, it possible to see why Antoinette protagonist misses her identity and how madness works colonial patriarchal culture by examining connections between race gender Rhys' novel light of Ania Loomba's ideas about colonialism postcolonialism linking psychoanalytic ...

This paper analyses the anticolonialist commitment of a group French geographers who variously criticised colonialism or directly contributed to decolonisation movements in Africa central decades 20th century. Based on analysis works and unpublished archives these scholars activists, I argue that their work can be considered as specific contribution early critical radical geographies, exposing ...

Abstract This paper investigates the use of postcolonial theory in Egyptology and Sudan archaeology. Theories concepts developed out examinations specific historical colonial encounters were often applied by Egyptologists with little or no critical contextualization. Consequently, when using theories some unwillingly transferred backgrounds to both ancient Egyptian experiences those their neigh...

Hamilton is a highly successful musical, both critically and commercially, which has been applauded for its revolutionary inclusivity: the musical famously casts people of color, despite characters being based on historical, living who were not including towering figures America’s ‘founding fathers’. A group critics, however—minor yet nonetheless vital voices—have denounced this as superficial ...

Throughout 2020 and into 2021, set against a global pandemic, Thai emancipatory activism unfolded. This paper offers postmodernist theoretical discourse about such activism, built around the emergent discipline of Web Science. Drawing on review surveillance culture insights from Michel Foucault, Manuel Castells, Bruno Latour, Hans Kelsen David Hume, textual analysis media studies, we frame acts...

The high level of greed and corruption their attendant socio-political stasis ineptitude in contemporary Nigeria has been portrayed Chidubem Iweka’s August Inmates. Existing literary scholarly engagements on are ubiquitous they have focused the havoc unleashed society. Nonetheless, it appears that prognostic studies how to raise future leaders without influence cancerous given little or no cons...

<p><em>De Oost adalah film tentang perang di Indonesia antara Belanda dan setelah Perang Dunia II yang dibuat oleh sutradara dari Belanda. Film ini mengangkat isu dampak buruk pertempuran seperti biasanya dengan genre postkolonialisme atau beberapa tambahan cerita romansa pengkhianatan. Sutradara De Oost, menggunakan perspektif kulit putihnya untuk mengeksplorasi pengalaman negara t...

This paper examines how the US-Pakistani Muslimahs or Muslim women live in US after Invasion of Iraq (2003) Shaila Abdullah’s Saffron Dreams (2009). In novel, Abdullah depicts her characters as victims 9/11 attacks to challenge dominance narratives, which tend show becomes victim, instead perpetrator invasion Iraq. By engaging with postcolonialism and studies, this questions anti-Muslim racism,...

The topic of identity has been the subject intense and passionate discussions, with politicians, critics revolutionaries equally tending to divide world into opposing groups. In post-colonial era, this led an emphasis on dichotomies such as oppressor-oppressed, colonizer-colonized, master-slave, settler-native, us-them. Each country seeks establish its uniqueness by contrasting itself others, i...