Contents introduction chapter postcolonial period in American literature

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This course works on the connection between postcolonial theory and multiculturalism. In it, the postcolonial theory is based on debates about the legitimacy of colonialism, explaining that it is related to the ethics of European expansion and the moral and political problems associated with colonial administration. Multiculturalism, like post-colonialism , is often seen as a coded way of talking about dangerous processes that have become a matter of race and race culture. The most important and influential areas of political commentary on multiculturalism have emerged as a result of negotiations with indigenous peoples in different national states. These debates focused on issues of recognition, compensation, and sovereignty.
Literary theory, postcolonialism is associated with literature created by peoples once colonized by European imperial forces and literature of decolonized countries involved in post-colonial modern structures. internationale de la Francophonie and the Commonwealth of Nations) with their former native countries.
Postcolonial literary criticism includes literature written by colonialists and colonialists, in which the subject includes portraits of colonized peoples and their lives as subjects of empire. In Dutch literature, Indian literature includes colonial and post-colonial genres that study and analyze the formation of post-colonial identity, as well as post-colonial culture created by the Indo-European Diaspora, a Eurasian people of Indonesian descent. The peoples of which the Netherlands were a colony of East India; A well-known author in the literature is Tyali Robinson. JM Kutsi's Waiting for the Barbarians (1980) describes the injustice and inhumanity of a nomadic nation.
Sometimes the term “postcolonialism” may be preferable to postcolonialism because the vague term “colonialism” may refer to a system of government or an ideology or worldview based on that system. However, as the post-prefix may indicate, post-colonialism is usually an ideological response to colonial thought, rather than simply a description of the post-colonial system. Thus postcolonialism just as postmodernism is an attitude towards modernism, it can be seen as an attitude to or out of colonialism; the term postcolonialism itself was modeled after postmodernism, which shared certain concepts and practices.
Postcolonial theory argues that a colonial society develops post-colonial identity based on cultural interactions between different identities provided by different levels of social forces. In the post-colonial literature, the anti-aggression story analyzes the policy of identity, which is the social and cultural perspectives of the subjugated subjects - their creative resistance to colonial culture; how such cultural resistance made it difficult to create a colonial society; how the colonialists developed their post-colonial identity; and how neo-colonialism is actively using the dual social relationship of “us and them” to see the non-western world inhabited by “others”.