Postcolonial discourse written in the aftermath of colonial practice reverts British authors nineteenth and twentieth centuries during which venture was its highest peak. The colonialist that used to be cultural centre literatures English marginalised colonised peoples, their language culture; pushed it peripheries. However, postcolonial fiction writers who wrote colonization forces limits come...

But despite their differences each man deeply valued the other. Darwin persuaded the British government to award Wallace a pension for services to science. Wallace dedicated his book The Malay Archipelago to Darwin, “as a token of personal esteem and friendship but also to express my deep admiration for his genius and his works.” Wallace also called his 1889 collection of evolutionary essays Da...

Abstract Postcolonial criticism offers a radically new platform for the interpretation of science fiction texts. Mostly preoccupied with themes alien other and interstellar colonization, genre sci-fi breaths colonial discourse postcolonial tropes imagery. Although Margaret Atwood rejects label writer, her dystopian novel The Handmaid’s Tale (1985) explores similar ethical concerns to anti-conqu...

background china is a country with a high prevalence of hepatitis b. as a special population, migrant workers are more vulnerable to hepatitis b. objectives the present study was conducted to gain insight into the prevalence of hepatitis b and knowledge about hepatitis b among migrant workers in shandong province, china, as well as to explore a series of strategies for preventing and controllin...

This paper attempts to examine the allegorical narrative strategies and politics of identity—race, gender, using postcolonial racial frameworks. The novel, Blackass written by a Nigerian writer is 21st century fierce comic satirical adaptation Metamorphosis, novella Franz Kafka. intricacies culture within society ethnicity in nation such as patriarchy are explored through language, characters, ...

While the concept of métissage has appeared in numerous discourses throughout history to refer to cultural encounters and the mixing of races, it has also been recognised as a profoundly problematic concept. As Gloria Nne Onyeoziri notes, métissage is “a term which [...] still carries significant traces of historical practices of oppression, psychological disturbances, sexual exploitation and s...