Post-Colonial Studies: The Key Concepts

African ambivalence American argued assumptions Australia became becomes Bhabha binary body British Caribbean centre century civilization colonial discourse colonialist communities complex concept condition construction contemporary continued created critics cultural defined describe distinction dominant early economic effects emergence empire employed English established ethnic Europe European example existence experience fact Fanon forces forms Further reading global groups human hybridity idea identity ideology imperial important independence Indian indigenous individual institutions kinds language literary literature London marginal meaning mimicry movement native nature neo-colonialism operation Orientalism origin particular period political position post-colonial practices present produced question race racial recent refer relations relationship representation resistance seen sense settler significant simply slavery social societies space specific Spivak structure studies subaltern suggests term texts theory Third traditions University Press values various West Western writing York