POSTCOLONIALISM by Clare D

clareswhere — 2013-05-13 19:10:38 UTC

Laura

2013-05-14 10:53:56 UTC

Size of the British Empire in the 1920's

Laura

2013-05-14 10:55:49 UTC

Pear soap advert shows racism during the British Empire

Annabel

2013-05-14 10:58:23 UTC

powerpoint on Edward Said and Postcolonialism

Laura

2013-05-14 11:02:40 UTC

powerpoint on postcolonial theory, includesa edward Said

Annabel

2013-05-14 11:03:47 UTC

Post-colonialism is an intellectual direction that exists since around the middle of the 20^th century. It developed from and mainly refers to the time after colonialism. The post-colonial direction was created as colonial countries became independent. Nowadays, aspects of post-colonialism can be found not only in sciences concerning history, literature and politics, but also in approach to culture and identity of both the countries that were colonised and the former colonial powers. However, post-colonialism can take the colonial time as well as the time after colonialism into consideration.

Annabel

2013-05-14 11:06:26 UTC

DECOLONIZATION:

The action of changing from colonial to independent status.

Laura

2013-05-14 11:06:52 UTC

British Empire powerpoint by www.johndclare.net

Annabel

2013-05-14 11:11:48 UTC

OTHER:

Member of a dominated out-group, whose identity is considered lacking and who may be subjected to discrimination by the in-group.

Laura

2013-05-14 11:15:38 UTC

Edward Said

Laura

2013-05-14 11:17:54 UTC

MULTICULTURALISM:

the doctrine that several different cultures (rather than one national culture) can coexist peacefully and equitably in a single country.

Annabel

2013-05-14 11:18:31 UTC

HYBRIDITY:
the blending of diverse cultures or traditions.

Annabel

2013-05-14 11:23:41 UTC

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